Agenus Expands Medical Affairs Infrastructure Amid Rising Demand for Botensilimab Access

Reuters
Jan 21
Agenus Expands Medical Affairs Infrastructure Amid Rising Demand for Botensilimab Access

Agenus Inc. has expanded its global Medical Affairs infrastructure to support growing physician interest in authorized access to its investigational immunotherapy combination, botensilimab plus balstilimab (BOT+BAL). The expansion aims to facilitate scientific exchange, coordinate access requests, support pharmacovigilance, and enable structured collection of real-world safety and outcomes data. This scale-up also supports France's multi-tumor AAC access framework and the company's expanding paid named-patient programs in select countries.

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