Phase 3 REPLATINUM study underway with CyNRGY platform lead candidate RRx-001 in Small Cell Lung Cancer

Focus on immune activation against cancer with emphasis on patient quality of life.

Toxicity to Tumors not to Patients

EpicentRx is developing new mechanisms of immunotherapy that act alone or in combination with other medicines to outsmart cancer with minimal toxicity across diverse patient populations and tumor types.

CyNRGY small molecule platform (RRx-001)

RRx-001, a next generation small molecule immunotherapeutic in the Phase 3 REPLATINUM trial to treat small cell lung cancer.

AdAPT cancer targeting virus platform (AdAPT-001)

AdAPT-001, a cancer targeting virus designed to infect cancer and eliminate a cancer defending protein that silences the immune system (TGF-beta)

RECENT NEWS

July 1, 2020

EpicentRx Inc. and SciClone Pharmaceuticals Establish Licensing Agreement for RRx-001 in Greater China

June 10, 2020

EpicentRx Appoints Life Sciences Investment Banking Veteran, Dr. Franck Brinkhaus, as President and Chief Financial Officer

May 29, 2020

EpicentRx Appoints Oncologist Tony Reid, M.D., Ph.D., as Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

March 3, 2020

EpicentRx IND Application for Second Immuno-oncology Program, a TGF-β Trap Adenovirus, Receives FDA Clearance

December 4, 2019

EpicentRx Appoints Senior Life Science Financial Executive Dr. Franck Brinkhaus as Chief Financial Officer

November 25, 2019

EpicentRx Announces Positive Results From Phase 1 Trial of RRx-001 as First-line Treatment in Newly Diagnosed Glioblastoma

November 13, 2019

EpicentRx Closes $35 million Series D Financing to Support Development of Small Molecule Immunotherapy and Oncolytic Viral Platform

November 05, 2019

EpicentRx Initiates Dosing in Phase 3 Trial of Immunotherapy RRx-001 for Third-line Small Cell Lung Cancer

June 25, 2019

EpicentRx Announces Publication of Its Positive Phase 2 3rd Line SCLC Results With RRx-001 Plus a Platinum Doublet in the British Journal of Cancer (BJC)

May 02, 2018
EpicentRx Announces First Ever Treatment of Cancer Patient with Personalized, Custom-Made Viral Vaccines

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