
Study Details
The AndroMETa-Lung-713 Study is looking for adults with lung cancer, whose cancer is either locally advanced (grown outside where it started but not spread far) or metastatic (spread to other parts of the body) and whose cancer cells have changes (mutations) in a protein called EGFR. EGFR normally helps control how cells grow, but when it’s changed, it can make cancer cells grow and spread quickly.
The AndroMETa-Lung-713 Study is evaluating an investigational treatment, telisotuzumab adizutecan (also called ABBV-400 or Temab-A). Temab-A is a type of cancer treatment called an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC). It combines an antibody with a cancer drug. The antibody recognizes and attaches to a protein called c-Met, which is present on some cancer cells. Once attached, the ADC enters the cancer cells, and delivers a drug that interferes with the cell's ability to repair itself, causing it to die.
The investigational treatment, Temab-A (telisotuzumab adizutecan), is under clinical development and is not currently approved for use in cancer by regulatory health authorities. Safety, tolerability, and effectiveness are under evaluation.

