<![CDATA[Why KEYNOTE-B96 Succeeded Where Single-Agent Pembrolizumab Did Not]]>

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Summary

Ursula A. Matulonis, MD, explains why KEYNOTE-B96 was a positive study, citing its trial design, backbone regimen, and preclinical rationale, in contrast to earlier single-agent pembrolizumab trials that did not succeed.

Clinical Trial Data

Phase

Phase_3

Primary Endpoint

Met

Outcome Details

Ursula Matulonis, MD, discusses the trial design, backbone regimen, and preclinical rationale she believes made KEYNOTE-B96 a positive study, in contrast to prior single-agent pembrolizumab trials. No specific efficacy data are given in the excerpt.

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Published by Cancer Network on October 17, 2026 5:00 PM

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