CarcinogenicityAccepted with a conditionBeyond the letter
No carcinogenicity studies for a chronic HIV therapy; risk addressed by clinical monitoring and post-marketing surveillance
Why: No binding to rodent CD4; clinical monitoring and post-marketing surveillance judged the most clinically meaningful approach · No relevant species · Human data
“Standard 2-year carcinogenicity studies in rodents or 6-month studies in transgenic mice were not possible, because ibalizumab does not bind rodent CD4.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 30Source ↗ “Therefore, the most clinically meaningful approach to address the potential human carcinogenicity risk of ibalizumab, including risks associated with human oncoviruses, was through clinical monitoring and post-marketing surveillance of human patients chronically administered ibalizumab.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 30Source ↗