2nd ADC Toxicity Summit 2024
Improving Prediction & Translation of ADC Toxicities to Drive More Tolerable ADCs Successfully Into & Through Clinical Development
Toxicities continue to pose the most significant challenge in the progression of antibody-drug conjugates to the clinic, and with increasing companies entering into the ADC space and tackling toxicity, there is ever-increasing target and indication-competition. Considering the significant clinical setbacks witnessed in 2023, the demand to better understand the translatability of toxicities and develop more tolerable ADCs for achieving future clinical triumphs only grows stronger.
By addressing translational challenges and tackling off-target toxicities, the 2nd ADC Toxicity Summit is returning at an imperative time to allow you to prevent, predict and mitigate toxicities in order to design and develop ADCs with a wider therapeutic index and progress them to the clinic.
Dates: July 23-25, 2024
Location: Hilton Boston Back Bay, 40 Dalton St, Boston, MA 02115, United States
Event Program: https://ter.li/jz9ujo
Join 80+ of your colleagues from Pfizer, Merck, ImmunoGen, Mersana, Daiichi Sankyo, AbbVie and more, to discuss shared challenges with ADC toxicities from in vitro all the way to the clinic. Hear from experts in toxicology and translational sciences as they disclose never-heard before toxicity data, share insights into optimal in vivo models for predictability, investigate the use of biomarkers for patient specific ADC prescription and introduce innovative strategies to transform the ADC landscape to increase therapeutic index.
Join us in uniting the leading minds in ADC toxicology, offering actionable insights to unlock the full potential of predicting and mitigating toxicities in ADC development and addressing unmet needs head-on across three days of highly focused content – Don’t miss out!
Download the agenda here: https://ter.li/jz9ujo
Register your place here (and take advantage of group discounts of up to 20% when sending your team of three or more!): https://ter.li/oq4pun
