** Drugmaker's shares INFI.O jumps 36.2% to $5.38
premarket
** Co says its experimental drug candidate, eganelisib, in
combination with Bristol Myers Squibb Co's BMY.N Opdivo was
well-tolerated and improved overall response rate, disease
control rate, and progression free survival in patients with
advanced bladder cancer (https://refini.tv/2OjNhei)
** Data from the mid-stage study was presented at 2021 ASCO
Genitourinary Cancers Symposium
** Based on strength of data, INFI is planning
registration-enabling study in advanced bladder cancer
(Reporting by Mrinalika Roy in Bengaluru)
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