Véronique Debien: Pharmacokinetics Key to Anticipating Toxicity in ADC Development
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Véronique Debien: Pharmacokinetics Key to Anticipating Toxicity in ADC Development

Véronique Debien, Medical Oncologist at Institute Bergonié, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“At ESMOTAT26 this week in Paris, an important point on ADC development by Raffaele Colombo and Dr Barbara Pistilli:

 Pharmacokinetics is central to understanding and anticipating its toxicity.

As the field matures, toxicity is not only a function of target or payload, but also of exposure and its variability.

This raises important implications for drug development:

  • Need for PK-informed dose and schedule optimization
  • Better integration of PK with clinical and biological data
  • Potential for predictive models of ADC-related toxicities

The challenge is clear: maintain efficacy while anticipating and better managing toxicity, moving from empirical toxicity management to anticipation and prediction.

A timely reminder that optimizing ADCs will not only rely on better molecules, but also on a deeper understanding of how they behave in patients.”

Véronique Debien: Pharmacokinetics Key to Anticipating Toxicity in ADC Development

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