Janux Therapeutics has generated great excitement with its prostate cancer treatment, JANX007, with analysts hailing updated Phase I results as showing potential best-in-class safety and efficacy.
Janux Has A License To Thrill With 007’s Prostate Cancer Results
The masked T-cell engager has produced eye-catching results in heavily pre-treated prostate cancer patients, and Janux is aiming to jump ahead of Novartis’s Pluvicto in treatment regimens.

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