Joe Y Chang։ I-SABR Phase II Study Shows Improved Overall Survival With Immunotherapy Added to SABR in Early-Stage NSCLC
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Joe Y Chang։ I-SABR Phase II Study Shows Improved Overall Survival With Immunotherapy Added to SABR in Early-Stage NSCLC

Joe Y Chang, Professor and Clinical Section Chief at MD Anderson Cancer Center, shared on X:

“I am pleased to share the results of our phase II randomized I-SABR study ASTRO 2026 which demonstrate improved overall survival (OS) when adding four doses of immunotherapy to SABR in early-stage NSCLC.

These exciting findings are associated with the persistent activation of cytotoxic T cells for up to 6.5 years.

Further optimization of I-SABR approaches will guide future research and clinical practice.”

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