• CEL-SCI presented new analyses from its completed Phase 3 Multikine study at the World Congress on Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology in Rome.
• Multikine improved survival versus standard care alone in selected head and neck cancer patients receiving treatment before surgery.
• Patients without lymph node involvement and with low or no tumor PD-L1 expression showed the strongest survival benefit.
• Pre-surgical treatment increased tumor responses without increasing severe adverse events; no deaths were attributed to Multikine.
• The findings underpin an upcoming 212-patient U.S. registration study designed to prospectively confirm the results.

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