Leveraging Pharmacometric Insights to Identify an Optimal Dose for ADCs that Navigates Regulatory Expectations, Threads the Needle Between Safety & Efficacy & Drives Forward BLA Approval

Welcome to the ADC Pharmacokinetics & Clinical Pharmacology Summit

Finding the Optimal ADC Dosage the First Time

As the Antibody‐drug conjugates (ADCs) space continues to thrive with 12 approvals and a growing number of diverse candidates being developed, getting the dosing spot on is pivotal for success in bringing safe and efficacious ADCs to patients, quicker.

In the face of evolving regulatory guidance and more complex ADCs entering development, the inaugural ADC Pharmacokinetics & Clinical Pharmacology Summit comes to life this October to provide in-depth pharmacokinetic and clinical pharmacology insights to help ADC developers select a clinical dose that maximizes efficacy whilst limiting toxicities and drive more ADCs to BLA approval quicker.

As the next generation of ADCs becomes even more complex, this further emphasizes the need to integrate insights within PK/PD, bioanalysis, pharmacometrics and clinical pharmacology to support the tricky translation from non-clinical studies into clinical trials.

Join us to gain first-hand insights on establishing a clear mechanistic link between ADC design and PK profile, utilizing pharmacometrics and PK/PD data to inform dose optimization for FIH, later phase dosage and ADC combination therapies, taking practical insights back to your own department to curate a clear strategy for striking clinical success with your next ADC candidate.

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"For me, attending this meeting holds significant value. It provides an opportunity to learn from the best in the ADC field and gain knowledge that I can bring back to my team. The chance to discuss our work with others, receive feedback, and see how others approach similar problems is incredibly valuable
this conference provided an excellent overview.”

Venkatesh Reddy,
Global PKPD and Pharmacometrics, Eli Lilly