Rethinking and Refining Endometrial Cancer Care in the Modern Age of Precision Medicine: How to Translate Clinical Evidence Into Meaningful Improvements for Patients

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About This Presentation

Co-Chairs Ramez N. Eskander, MD, and Shannon N. Westin, MD, MPH, discuss endometrial cancer in this CME/MOC/NCPD/AAPA/IPCE activity titled “Rethinking and Refining Endometrial Cancer Care in the Modern Age of Precision Medicine: How to Translate Clinical Evidence Into Meaningful Improvements for P...


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Rethinking and Refining Endometrial Cancer
Care in the Modern Age of Precision Medicine

How to Translate Clinical Evidence Into Meaningful
Improvements for Patients

Ramez N. Eskander, MD
Professor of Gynecologic Oncology

Rebecca and John Moores NCI Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of California San Diego Health

La Jolla, California

Shannon N. Westin, MD, MPH
Professor

Medical Director, Gynecologic Oncology Center

Director, Early Drug Development

Dept. of Gynecologic Oncology and Reproductive Medicine
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas

Go online to access full CME/MOC/NCPD/AAPA/IPCE information, including faculty disclosures.

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Our Goals for Today

Bolster your knowledge of the evidence supporting modern
approaches for patients with advanced endometrial cancer

Provide insight for effective integration of the latest options into
personalized care plans

Equip you with skills to confidently create proactive and collaborative
strategies to mitigate and manage adverse events

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How Common Is Endometrial Cancer?!

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Survival Disparities for Endometrial Cancer!

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cancer are increasing (2% annually, LS “ Pr E
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1. Monk BJ et al. Gynecol Oncal 2022:164:325 332. PeerView.com

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Shifting the Paradigm:

Personalizing Treatment With Molecular Profiling‘

POLE (ultramutated)
100

Copy-number low

(endometrioid)
80

MSI (hypermutated)
60

Copy-number high

PFS, %

40 (serous like)
2
Log-rank P = .02
o
0 20 4 6 so 100 120
Time, mo

41. The Cancer Genome Alas Research Network Nature, 2013:487 67-73,

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POLE: ultramutated,
100-500 mutations/Mb

AMMRIMSIH:
10-20 mutations/Mb

CN lowINSMPITPS3
WTIMSS:

2-3 mutations/Mb,
‘endometrioid, G1

CN high/TPS3 abn:
2-3 mutations/Mb,
high grade

5%-10% of endometrial cancers

High mutation burden leads to better immune
response, excessive mutations lead to
inability to proliferate

20%-30% of endometrial cancers
Hereditary (Lynch syndrome) or somatic

‘Most common endometrial cancer
Low-grade tumors.
Estrogen/progesterone positve
PTEN, PIK3CA, ARIDIA, and KRAS
mutations

Often serous or mixed histology
Poorest prognosis

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Guidelines: Principles of Molecular Analysis

Pathology and Genomics in Endometrial Carcinoma!

POLE sequencing
No POLE hotspot mutation POLE hotspot mutation
POLE status
DNA MMR protein
immunohistochemistry ee

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eg 53 In histochemisti
lost 53 immunohistochemistry ris

Normalwilé-type pattern | _Aberrantimutant pattern

NMR CN low! CN high ose
MSI-H NSMP/pS3wt/MSS pS3mut ea

NCCN

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2. Oaknin A. ESMO Guidelines Commitee, Ann Oncol 2022,33:860-877,

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Endometrial Carcinoma
(histological subtype independent?

Tr —

POLE POLEwt or
pathogenic non-pathogenic
dMMR PMR
psa PS3mut
Ec, EC, Ec, EC,
POLEmut dMMR NSMP P53mut

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MMR Incidence in Endometrial Cancer‘?

Endometrial cancer can be classified as
+ pMMR/MSS (70%-75%)
+ dMMR/MSI-H (25%-30%)

MSI-H Cancers, %

UCECCOAD STAD READ KIRC OV PRAD LUADHNSC LIHC LUSC BLCA GEM LGG BRCA KIRP SKCMTHCA

= 908): LHC (n= 338) LUSC. (n= 443)

AUCEC (n= 437} COAD (n= 298) STAD (n= 278 READ (n = 96): KIRC(n = 279) OV
BLCA (n= 2531 GBM fn 262 LOG (n= S13), BRCA (n= 260) KIRP In = 207), SKEM ei
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1. Hause Rue al Nat Mod. 2016:22:1342-1350.

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MMR and MSI"?

MMR Protein (IHC Test) MSI (Molecular Test)

+ MMR protein complexes (MLH1 + PMS2 and + Consensus definition: MSI is a condition of
MSH2 + MSH6) detect and correct mistakes genetic hypermutability
during DNA replication + MSlis characterized by mutation clustering

+ Absence/loss of function in one of the four MMR in microsatellites typically consisting of repeat
proteins results in dMMR length alterations

The presence of MSI represents
MMR is the cause of MSI-H phenotypic evidence that MMR is not
functioning normally (dMMR)

MSI-H provides phenotypic evidence of dMMR;

thus, MSI-H and dMMR are considered biologically the same population

+ dMMR/MSI-H refers to patients with mismatch repair deficiency
+ pMMRIMSS refers to patients with mismatch repair proficiency

1. Kloor M eta. Trends Cancer. 2016:121-133. 2. Luchini et al Ann Oncol 2018:30:1232-1243 PeerView.com

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Educating Your Patients and Staff About
the Importance of and Access to Clinical Trials

Why Is Clinical Trial Participation Important?

Clinical trials are a key step in translating research
into medicines that can cure illness, slow disease,
and improve QOL for patients

* Robust participation in clinical trials with diverse
enrollment means a shorter timeline between
medical discovery and patient access to potentially
life-changing treatments

Clinical Trial Participation
Offers Dual Benefits for Patients
. Potential personal benefit: patients may experience
improved disease outcomes and better health if they
receive otherwise unavailable medical therapies Increasing diversity in clinical trial
. Social benefit: clinical trial participation helps provide enrollment is cru
access for patients who may benefit from the new Providers need to discuss with and offer
treatment option by moving a new therapy closer clinical trial opportunities to all patients
to market

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Combination Approaches: Leveraging ICI Activity’

+ The combination of
immunotherapy and
chemotherapy can
increase tumor sensitivity
to PD-L1-targeted mAbs

+ Chemotherapy
— Induces upregulation of

PD-L1 on cancer cells
— Facilitates infiltration of
CD8* T cells and NK cells
= Increases maturation of
APCs (including dendritic

Immunotherapy alone Immunotherapy + chemotherapy

Immune suppressive

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‘APC, MDSC'

“Cold tumor” o—— 0 “Hot tumor" cells and tumor
macrophages)
1. Baily Cet al, NAR Cancer 2020:22c00002. PeerView.com

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Frontline Approaches in Endometrial Cancer:
Immunotherapy Plus Chemotherapy

Key Eligibility Criteria
+ Advanced or
recurrent EC

No previous
chemotherapy

for EC (previous
adjuvant
chemotherapy
allowed if completed
212 mo ago)

+ ECOG PS 0-2

* MMR status as randomized,
1. ps (nicolas govistudy/NCTO3914612, 2. Eskander RN etal N Engl J Med. 2023:388:2159-2170,

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Phase 3 NRG-GY018:

Pembrolizumab + Chemotherapy‘?

Stratification
dMMR status
(yes vs no)
ECOG PS

( or 1 vs 2)
Prior
chemotherapy
(yes vs no)

Pembrolizumab + Pembrolizumab

mg carboplatin/paclitaxel Q6W for

Q3W for up to 6 cycles up to 14 cycles

Placebo +

mud carboplatin/paclitaxel WW for

Q3W for up to 6 cy up to 14 cy

Primary endpoints: PFS in dMMR, PFS in pMMR
Select secondary and exploratory endpoints*: OS in pMMR and dMMR,
PD-L1 status (positive vs negative) in pMMR and dMMR, INV PFS by PD-L1
status in pMMR and dMMR, BICR vs investigator-assessed outcomes by

MMR status

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NRG-GY018:
PFS Benefit With Pembrolizumab Plus Chemotherapy’

MMR Cohort PMMR Cohort

mPFS NR vs 7.7 mo
HR = 0.3 (95% Cl, 0.19-0.48) E
P<.001 an

mPFS 13.1 vs 8.7 mo
HR = 0.54 (95% Cl, 0.41-0.71)
P< 001

Pembrolizumab + chemo Pembrolizumab + chemo

PFS, Probability
E
PFS, Probability

Placebo + chemo

Placebo + chemo

Pembrolizumab improved INV PFS regardless of PD-L1 status for both dMMR and pMMR populations
PFS by investigator and BICR were consistent

1. Eskander RN etal. N Engl J Med. 2023;388:2158-2170, 2. Eskander RNet al SGO 2024, Abstract LBA PeerView.com

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NRG-GY018:
OS Benefit With Pembrolizumab Plus Chemotherapy’

Favorable Trend in OS With Pembro + CT for (MMR EC Favorable Trend in OS With Pembro + CT for pMMR EC
‘OS Data Immature at IA (18.0% Information fraction) ‘OS Data Immature at 1A (27.2% Information fraction)

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June 17, 2024:
Pembrolizumab + chemotherapy followed by single-agent pembrolizumab approved by the FDA for
patients with either MMR or pMMR endometrial carcinoma?

1. Eskander RN et a SGO 2024 LBA 2, hips. nw da govlcrugsresources-nformaton-epproved:rugs ide approwes-pembrtizume-chemother spy primary
scvanced-or-recurent-endometial-cardnomatum_medium=emalautm sourcesgendeihen.

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NRG-GY018: Improved ORR With Pembrolizumab Plus
Chemotherapy on dMMR and pMMR Populations’

dMMR? pMMR>

82%
(95% Cl, 72%-89%)

71% 71%
(95% CI, 60%-80%) (95% Cl, 64%-77%)

58%
(95% Cl, 52%-65%)

ORR, %

ORR, %

Pembro + CP Placebo + CP

Pembro + CP
N=92 2 N=212 N=234

median DOR, 28.7 vs 6.2 mo median DOR, 9.2 vs 6.2 mo

»Ods ratio for response wih pembro + CP: 1.83 (85% CI, 0:92-3.66).° Odds ratio or response with pembro + CP: 1.74 (95% Cl, 1.16-2.58) e
1. Eskander RN etal, ESMO 2023, Abstract 6564, PeerView.com

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NRG-GY018: PFS by Methylation Status
in dMMR Population!

, Methylation Status
Methylation No Methylation ab D CRIA
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The mechanism of MMR loss (mutation vs epigenetic alteration) did not appear to be
prognostic of response to chemotherapy or pembrolizumab
1. Eskander RN etal. ESMO 2023, Abstract 6564 PeerView.com

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Frontline Approaches in Endometrial Cancer:
Immunotherapy Plus Chemotherapy

Phase 3 AtTEnd: Atezolizumab Plus Chemotherapy?

Key Eligibility Criteria

+ Newly diagnosed
advanced or recurrent
endometrial cancer,
naive to first-line
systemic therapy

One previous line of
platinum-based
regimen permitted if
platinum-free interval
26 mo

+ ECOG PS 0-2

Stratification

Histology

Disease
status

Microsatellite

status
Country

Endpoints (in hierarchical order)

Atezolizumab
Q3W until progression +
carboplatin/paclitaxel
Q3W for up to 6-8 cycles

Placebo
Q3W until progression +
carboplatin/paclitaxel
Q3W for up to cles

PFS PFS os
dMMR De All comers. ee All comers,
a (two-sided) 4% a (two-sided) 4% | a (two-sided) 5
HR=0.5 HR=0.7 HR=0.7

1. hps:fetnicalrals gowet2/showNCTO3608184. 2. Colombo N et al. ESMO 2023, Abstract LBAGO.

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Phase 3 AtTEnd:

PFS Benefit With Atezolizumab Plus Chemotherapy‘

Primary Endpoint: PFS in dMMR (Median Follow-Up of 26.2 mo)

Atezollzumab

bo.

so Events/otal ET] EZ

80 Median PFS (98% Cl) mo — NE(IZ3NE) 69(62-00)

pe HR (95% CD) 0.36 (0.23-0.57); P=.0005
62.7

Atezolizumab

PFS, %
g

Median follow-up: 26.2 months

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o 6 1 18 24 30 36 42 48

El Time, mo

‘Atozoizuma 81 6 4 ” 25 2 3 4 o

Placebo “ a 10 6 ‘ 1 1 o

1. Colombo N et al Lancet Oncol 2024; 25:1135-1146

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+ PFS was also
improved in the

0.61-0.91)
Co-primary

endpoint of OS
had a trend for
improvement,
but data are not
yet mature

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Frontline Approaches in Endometrial Cancer:
Immunotherapy Plus Chemotherapy

Phase 3 RUBY (Part 1): Dostarlimab + Chemotherapy’?

i teri: Stratification
Key Eligibility Criteria E Migosaialiie Dostarlimab 500 mg + Dostarlimab
+ Advanced or recurrent status (MSI-H carboplatin/paclitaxel 1,000 mg

endometrial cancer

Q6W for up to 3 y
not treated with SS) i Bee
chemotherapy + Disease status

+ Previous adjuvant (stage Ill vs IV
vs recurrent)
chemotherapy allowed Prior e Placebo
if completed 26 mo ago =! Q6W for up to 3
ds radiotherapy 3W fo N for up to 3 y
(yes vs no)
Y
+ Primary endpoints: PFS, OS
+ Secondary endpoints: ORR, DOR, safety, PRO
A Mps:/nicatl gorenyNNCTO3S8170.2. Miza MR et Eng J Med. 2020.00 21452158 PeerView.com

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Phase 3 RUBY (Part 1):
Improved Survival With Dostarlimab Plus Chemotherapy’

‘Substantial PFS Benefit in dMMR/MSI-H Population Substantial OS Benefit in dMMR/MSI-H Population?

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Expanded FDA approval of dostarlimab + chemotherapy followed by single-agent dostarlimab for
patients with either dMMR or pMMR endometrial carcinoma”

08 inthe dMMRIMSI-H and pMMRIMSS populations was a prespecified exploratory endpoint. ? Mecian expected duration of folow-up: range 31.048.7 months
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RUBY Part 1: Post Hoc Analysis of PFS and OS

by MMR Protein Loss’

Ta (N= 494)

PS, HR (95% CI)

PFS and OS in dMMR/MSI-H Population

028 (0.16-0.50); P< 0001

4 by PRO

PBO+ CP

folowed by Dostar

Dostar
OS, HR (95% Ch,

0.32 (0.17-0.63); nominal

0002

EE) duration of Response

UMASS
Eo n= 192)

PBO + CP

PBo+cp
(Ne 39)

Responders. 0
DOR, median (95% Cl mo | NR(E2NR | 2827101) | 387548) | 426881
25,000) 533) 4400) 16685 | 12480)
212.006) 41687) 24200) 114478) 3020)
Probably of remaining
Patients categories An response, %(95%C))
MR 12m0 20.0 (20.486)| 200131475 | 503285687] 13334301)
Amo 200(20:496:9)| 10008358) | s03(28.508.7)| 8915245)
Ei now) ne | 503(285687)| 89616248)

1. Mirza MR et al ASCO 2024. Abstract 5606,

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Dostarlimab + CP led to substantial PFS and OS benefits vs PBO in dMMR EC regardless of mechanism of MMR protein loss
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Frontline Approaches in Endometrial Cancer:
Inclusion of a PARP Inhibitor in the Maintenance Phase

Phase 3 RUBY (Part 2): Dostarlimab + Chemotherapy + Niraparib!-2

Dostarlimab
1000 mg IV Q6W up to 3 years

Dostarimab

Key Eligibility Criteria Stratification

3 N=192
+ Microsatellite +
+ Advanced or recurrent
endometrial cancer CES (MEA Moers es
He vs MSS) 200 or 300 mg QD up to 3
chemotherapy + Disease status 2:1 (6 cycles)
+ Previous adjuvant (stage Ill vs IV
chemotherapy allowed ao Placebo IV Placebo IV
> 9 (aw) Q6W up to 3 years
iLcomple ted 2e mo Sac, radiothera| Nao
+ ECOGPS 0-1 Py
(yes vs no)
cycles)
+ Primary endpoints: PFS (Overall, pMMR)
+ Secondary endpoints: OS, ORR, DOR, safety, PRO
1. itpsctnicatrials gowstudyiNCTO3861786. 2. Miza MR et al. SGO 2024. PeerView.com

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RUBY (Part 2): PFS Benefit for the pMMR Population With

Inclusion of a PARP Inh

Statistically Significant PFS Benefit in Overall Population
Primary endpoint

or in the Maintenance Phase!

Statistically Significant PFS Benefit in PMMRIMSS Population
Primary endpoint

parco as)

PS mary: 61.1%

Dostar + ira + CP

placebo oral + CP

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+ Met primary endpoint, showing significant and clinically meaningful improvement in PFS for
dostarlimab + chemotherapy followed by dostarlimab + niraparib in the overall and

PMMR/MSS populations
+ The trial is ongoing for OS follow-up

1. Meza MR et al. S60 2024 LBA2.

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Frontline Approaches in Endometrial Cancer:

Inclusion of a PARP Inhibitor in the Maintenance Phase!
Phase 3 DUO-E: Durvalumab + Chemotherapy + Olaparib1-

+ Newly diagnosed
stage III/IV or
recurrent EC

+ Naive to 1L systemic
anticancer treatment

+ Prior adjuvant
chemotherapy
allowed if 212 mo
from last treatment
torelapse

+ Known MMR status

+ Prior radiotherapy
allowed

+ Allhistologies except
sarcomas; including
high-risk such as
carcinosarcoma

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Key Eligibility Criteria

Stratification

MMR status
Recurrent

disease
Geographic
region

Maintenance Phase
(Cycles 7 and on)

Olaparib
mg tablets

Primary endpoints: PFS for Arm B vs Arm A and Arm C vs Arm A
Secondary endpoints: OS, PFS2, ORR, DOR

1. hts fenicalrials govistudyINCTO4268200, 2 Westin SN et al ESMO 2023. Abstract LEAST. 3, Westin SN et al J Cin Oncol 2024:42:283289,

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Phase 3 DUO-E: PFS Benefit in the ITT Population’

Durvalumab + Olapari Bunalumab Arm Control
(n=239) (12209) (n=241)

Events, n (%) 126 (52.7) 139 (58.4) 173 (71.8)

100 Median PFS (95% Cl), mo 15.1(126-20.7) 102(97-147) 969.099)

HR (95% Cl) vs control 0.55(0.43-0. 03 -

; P<.0001 0.74 (0.57-0.89); P=

Durvalumab + olaparib
we

Proportion of Patients Alive
and Progression-Free, %

Time From Randomization, mo

1. Westin SN et al ESMO 2023, AbstactLBA41.2. Westin SN et al. J in Oncol. 2024:42:283-298. PeerView.com

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Phase 3 DUO-E: PFS Benefit in MMR Subgroups‘?

Durvalumab + Durvalumab
Olaparib Arm Arm
(n= 48) (1248) (n
18675) 15(326)
31.8 NR
(124-NR) — (NRNR)
0.41 0.42
0.21-0.7! (0.22-0.81

Control
Arm
9)
25 (51.0)
70
(67-148)

Events, n (%)
Median PFS (95% Cl), mo

Dorvalamab + olapario

HR (95% Cl) vs control

4. Westin SN et al ESMO 2023. AbstactLBA41. 2. Westin SN etal J Cin Oncol 2024:42-283 286.

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Time From Randomization, mo.

Durvalumab + Durvalumab Control
Olaparib Arm Arm Arm

| (n=191) (n=192) _(n= 192)
i Events, n(%) 108 (56.5) 1241646) 148(77-1)
i Medan PFS (95% Cl), mo 49 0 ae yi
i van spe MO (124180 (94-125) (92-101)
| + 0.57 o77

si | HR (95% Cvs control (0407 (080.097) =

Time From Randomization, mo

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Phase 3 DUO-E: OS‘

To 10
90 Durva + ola ES
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Time Since Randomization, mo Time Since Randomization, mo
CITY 152 NETA Banalumab sep 302 | HAGEN
Placebo + cp 367 [3371163 Placebo + CP 33 | 259 05.1-NA)
[OS data maturity 217% [os data maturity 20.2%

ET PHMR
HR = 0.28 (95% Cl, 0.10-0.68); Durva + Ola + C/P arm HR = 0.69 (95% Cl, 0.47-1.00); Durva + Ola + C/P arm
HR = 0.34 (95% Cl, 0.13-0.79), Durva + C/P arm HR = 0.91 (95% Cl, 0.64-1.30); Durva + OP am
June 14, 2024: Durvalumab + chemotherapy followed by single-agent durvalumab
approved by the FDA for patients with dMMR endometrial carcinoma?*
(EMA approval of all-comer population)!
August 1,203 EMA approval Ounalumab + ele flowed by nge-agentdrvaımab lr patents wi HR endomeacreinom; uretra +
‘heater foloned D curvaherab par or patents wh PUR erdomalalcaranoma
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DUO-E Responses‘

Durvalumab + Olaparib Arm Durvalumab Arm Control Arm
uxt (n= 184) (n =202) (n = 188)
‘ORR, (4) 117 (638) 125 (619) 108 (55.1)

CR, %:PR, % 163,473 129,49 96,455
am (n=125) (n=10)
DOR Rate, % (18-mo; 24.mo) 557,474 466,380 148,148
Durvalumab + Olaparib Arm Durvalumab Arm Control Arm
MR (n=37) (n=30) (n=42)
ORR.n.) 27 10) EIGEN 1705)
CR, %: PR, % 189,541 286,429 95;310
(n=27) (n=30) (n=17)
Compor.mo 239 NR. 10% )
DOR Rate, % (18:M0;24.m0) 726,736 752,602 482.482
Durvalumab + Olaparib Arm Durvalumab Arm Control Arm
Css (n = 147) (n= 160) (n = 156)
‘ORR, n(%) 80 (61.2) 95 (604) 92 (68)
CR, %:PR,% 156,456 88,506 95,494
(n=90) (n=95) (0
aa A 7
DOR Rate, % (18:mo; 24-mo) 50.0, 37.8 374,324 121,124

* Median Um lo onset of response: 2.1 months fr al arms. ESA
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Exploratory Analyses by Mutation Status

DUO-E exploratory PFS subgroup analysis12 RUBY part 2 exploratory PFS analysis by mutation status?

Overall Population

Overall Population

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+ Enhanced beneft in the pMMR population with Durya + Ola + CP was
observed irespective of BRCAm status“

+ PFS oulcomes wäh Duva + Ola + CP in non-BRCAm patients were
‘consistent withthe ITT population and pMMR subpopulation!

1. Westin SN et al ESMO 2023 Abstract LBAAT. 2. Westin SN el al. / Gin Once. 2024,42:283-200. 3. Mirza MR eta. SGO 2024. Abstract LEA,

4. Van Nieuwenhuysen E etal, ASCO 2024 Abstract 5595,

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What About Replacing Chemo?
Frontline Immunotherapy Versus Chemotherapy

KEYNOTE-C93* DOMENICA?*

LEAP-00115

Lenvatinib +
pembrolizumab

Pembrolizumab Dostarlimab

Chemo Chemo
Primary endpoints:
PFS, OS
Key secondary endpoints:
ORR, HRQOL, safety

dMMR and pMMR
patient populations

Primary endpoints: Primary endpoint:
PFS, OS PFS

Key secondary endpoints: Key secondary endpoints:
ORR, DCR, DOR OS, PROs, ORR, DOR

dMMR patient population dMMR patient population

Awaiting Results Dual primary endpoints not met

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LEAP-001:
Lenvatinib Plus Pembrolizumab vs Chemotherapy" *?

OS: pMMR Population OS: All-comers
ral 3660682 1.02 (083126) Overall 442842 083 (077-112)
Prior nootagjurant chemo Prior nesadhuvant chemo
Yes EU et CEA Yes map ETT)
No je 111008619) No sam | + 08 0791.10)
0 a ”
—— — ——
Tebetter LENPEMERO boter TC honor
PFS: pMMR Population PFS: All-comers
al 11682 089 0821.20) [overall ET 091076109)
Prior nestadjuvant cheno Prior necadjuvant chemo
Yer me e 0601037057) Yes Sn | 052 (039080)
No 339538 Je 109 (086-135) No 29721 094 (078-418)

0

0 1 o 01 1
——
LENPEMERO betor _ TC bet LENPEMERO better TC beior
OS and PFS were similar between arms for the pMMR and all-comer populations
+ Numerical increases in OS and PFS were observed with len/pembro
among patients with prior neoadjuvant/adjuvant chemotherapy

Data ett eae: October 2 2023. View.
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Endometrial Cancer
Case Discussion

Patient

A 61-year-old woman presented with stage IIIC2 clear cell
carcinoma with a large uterine mass and positive pelvic and
para-aortic lymph nodes

Molecular profiling

- dMMR (Loss of MLH1, MSH6)
- p53 WT

— ER 0+/HER2 IHC 0+

What if her tumor was puMR?

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Personalized Treatment Plans in the Second-Line Setting

Until recently, the backbone of
1L treatment was mostly carboplatin and paclitaxel

In this scenario, immunotherapy emerged as a

game changer in the management of endometrial carcinoma

However, up to 50% of patients may experience disease progression on
immunotherapy, so further therapeutic options are needed

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Single-Agent Immunotherapy Approaches

Monotherapy immune checkpoint inhibition is an effective strategy for
biomarker-selected patients with advanced or recurrent endometrial cancer

Phase 2 KEYNOTE-158 Phase 1 GARNET
Pembrolizumab1 Dostarlimab?

FDA Approval Pembrolizumab Single-Agent Indication

2017: 20232 — "ISSue-agnostic approval for the treatment of unresectable or metastatic MSI-H or MMR
ö solid tumors that have progressed following prior treatment

2020* Tissue-agnostic approval for TMB-H tumors following progression on prior treatment

2022° Advanced endometrial carcinoma that is dMMR following progression on prior treatment

FDA Approval Dostarlimab Single-Agent Indication

2021: 2023” Recurrent or advanced endometrial cancer that is dMMR following progression
” or prior treatment
2021? Tissue-agnostic approval for dMMR recurrent or advanced solid tumors that have
progressed on or following prior treatment
* Acoserated FDA approval. Fu FOA approval

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KEYNOTE-158: Improved Responses With Pembrolizumab
in dMMR Endometrial Cancer‘?

dMMR EC

Variable Best Percentage Change From Baseline

Median follow-up, mo 100 in Target Lesion Size*

ORR, % so
CR, % & 60
PR, % io
SD, % 8 20 >.
PD, % 28 a fl
mDOR, mo 63.2 Pi
Estimated DOR at 4 y, % 66 Sao p> -30%
mPFS, mo 13.1 Es
Estimated PFS at 4 y, % 37 © =
mOS, mo 65.4
Estimated OS at 4 y, % 59 19

* As assessed per RECIST vi. by Independent central radiologic ic
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GARNET: Dostarlimab Showed Durable Antitumor Activity
in dMMR Endometrial Cancer!

dMMR
Medan town. mo En En E
ORR nw EX EX
x ch eros | arıso
Best confined response, 8)
cr 22088) 2000 ===>
PR 28) na
5 21049) zu SS
PO 51 (36.2) 51 (35.7) E
NE 565) 6(42) E

DCR, n (%) 85 (60.3) 86 (60.1) ===

‘mDOR (95% CI), mo NR (38.9-NR) NR (38.9-NR) == dure
Draion 12 mon D soon 52000) =. re
Draion 240.109 20108) ET) : Ba
Probably mala response (8% Ch = r tS

At 12 mo 93127979) | 93.3 (83.0-97.4) oa Wm Ow Rw wm Wo WO TD We KO we EE
At 24 mo 834003910) | 837 (70.8-91.2) ltd
1. aknin A et al. Gin Cancer Res 2025 294564 4574 PeerView.com

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Checkpoint Inhibitor Monotherapy Resulted in
Low Response Rates in pMMR Recurrent EC

KEYNOTE-028* NCTO13758422 GARNETS NcT02912572¢ PHAEDRAS
Pembrolizumab Atezolizumab Dostarlimab Avelumab Durvalumab
4b 112 2 2
Previously treated locally Incurableor Previously treated pMMRrecurrentEC Recurrent pMMR EC
advanced or metastatic metastaticEC recurrent/advanced
PD-L1+ EC PMMR EC
Patients,n 23 in efficacy analysis te 156 16 35
mPFS 1.8mo 1.4 mo 2.7 mo 1.9 mo =
mos NR 9.6 mo 16.9 mo 6.6 mo _

(o) What about a combination approach?

Of the 3 responder, 1 had POLE disease; the 1 MSI-H patient had progressive disease as best response.
© Of te 2 responders, had MSI-H disease.

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KEYNOTE-775: Continued Benefit

With Additional Follow-Up in the pMMR Population’

Median PFS (95% Cl) Median OS (95% Cl)

w Lenvatinib + pembrolizumab: 6.7 mo (6.6-7.4) we Lenvatnib + pembrolizumab: 18.0 mo (14.9-20.5)
so Chemotherapy: 3.8 mo (3.6-5.0) yo ‘Chemotherapy: 12.2 mo (11.0-14.1)
#0 HR for progression or death = 0.60 (95% Cl, 0.50-0.72) Zo HR for death = 0.70 (95% Cl, 0.58-0.83)
3% <7
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Chemotherapy = o Chemotherapy
LEAR EA 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45

Time, mo.
Time, mo

ORR: 32.4%
CR: 5.8% vs
PR: 26.6% vs 12.5%

2021: Full FDA-approved for patients with advanced

endometrial carcinoma that is not MSI-H or dMMR, who
OR DS mo ve 5 7 MO have disease progression following prior systemic therapy

‘Median follow-up Ime: 14.7 months; data cut date: March 1, 2022; >16 months of aciicnal fol up from intl pubscaion PFS by BICR per RECIST v1.1.

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Trastuzumab Deruxtecan (T-DXd): An Anti-HER2 ADC

IgG1 mAb Seven Key Attributes1-5

+ Payload MOA: topoisomerase |
inhibitor
+ High potency of payload

» High DAR: ~8

+ Payload with short systemic
half-life

Stable linker payload

¿e
da EN * Tumor-selective cleavable linker

Topoisomerase | inhibitor payload + Bystander antitumor effect
(DXd = DX-8951f derivative

1. Nakada T etal. Chem Pharm Bul (Tokyo). 2019:67:173-185, 2. Ola Y et a. Cin Cancer Res. 2016:22:5097-5108. Peerview,
3. Tral PA et al Pharmacol Ther. 2018:181:126-142. 4. Okamoto H etal. Xenabiotica, 2020:50-1242-1250. 5, Nagi et al. Xenobiotica, 2019:49:1086-1096, eerview.com

tetrapeptide-based linker

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DESTINY-PanTumor02:
T-DXd in HER2-Expressing Solid Tumors’?

An open-label, multicenter study (NCT04482309)

Y? Endometrial cancer

Key Eligibility Criteria 7 + Primary endpoint:
+ Advanced solid tumors not eligible for curative therapy ble confirmed ORR
+ 2L+ patient population Sy? Ovarian cancer (investigator)

+ HER2 expression (IHC 3+ or 2+) + Secondary endpoints:
— Local test or central test by HercepTest if local test DOR, DCR, PFS, OS,
not feasible (ASCO/CAP gastric cancer scoring)® aa safety
+ Prior HER2-targeting therapy allowed > + Exploratory analysis:
+ ECOGMHO PS 0-1 Biliary tract cancer ‘subgroup analysis by

Pancreatic cancer HER? statue

Baseline Characteristics

+ 267 patients received treatment; 202 (75.7%) based on local HER2 testing
= 111 (41.6%) patients were IHC 3+ based on HER2 test (local or central) at enrollment; primary efficacy analysis (all patients)

ES Bladder cancer

— 75 (28.1%) patients were IHC 3+ on central testing; sensitivity analysis on efficacy endpoints (subgroup analyses)

+ Median age was 62 years (23-85), and 109 (40.8%) patients had received 23 lines of therapy

> Primary ana dal elo Dune E, 2023, median lwp. 12.75 ma * Patients were ig for ether ton All patent were canraly confemod
‘Planned recrutment cohorts wih no objective responses n the fst 15 patients were o be closed. * Patents wth tumors thal express HERZ. excluding tumors in the

tumor spectic cohorts, and breast cancer, NSCLC, st cancer, and CRC.

1 ps esictra's govstudyINCTO4482309.2 Homann Met l Hixopatology 2008:52797-305, 3. Neto Bernstam F et al. ESMO 2023. Abstract LBASS eo

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Responses With T-DXd Observed
In Endometrial Cancer‘22?

3 100
>
Z e
x 60
5
go
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6
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Total nin subgroup o 9 7 4 8
1 of responders mou 8 1 3
Median DOR, months" NR NR 182 NR 99
m 99, 98 30, 28,
sence NE NE NE NE

Probability of PFS

Probability of OS

HE 3e NR (95% Cl, 7.3-NR)

Total 11-1 mo (95% CL, 74-NR)

IHC2+ 8.5 mo (95% Cl, 46-151)

Time From First Dose, mo

THC 3+ 26.0 (95% Cl, 189.NR)
Total 260

(95% CI 128.NR)
IHC2+ 164

(5% CI EONR

Time Since First Dose, mo

“HER? status by central testing © Similar ORR and DOR results were reported by retrospective independent central review. € Median DOR reported for patients wth a

‘confirmed an cbjectue response ony °C not shown where a= 1 responder

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Application of T-DXd Across Gynecologic Tumors

Updated NCCN Guidelines for
Endometrial, Cervical, and Ovarian Cancers‘?
Second- or subsequent-line therapy:

T-DXd added for HER2-positive tumors (IHC 3+ or 2+)
Useful in certain circumstances

pl
satisfactory alternative treatment options

1.NCCN Ginical Pracice Guidelines in Oncology. Uteine Neoplasms. Version 2 2024. ps non orglprofessionals/phystian_gls/pdterne pf.

2. NOCN Cinieal Pracice Gudelines in Oncology. Cervical Cancer. Version 2.2024. ps Tin neon omgiprofesional/physican_gi/palcer eal po.

3. NCCN Cineal Pracice Guidelines in Oncology. Ovarian Cancer. Version 1.2024. hllps:/Mun nee ergiprotessonals/physiam_g/pdovaran pe.

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Phase 3 ENGOT-en23/GOG-3095/MK-2870-005'

TROP2: transmembrane glycoprotein overexpressed by several gynecologic tumor types

TROP2
antibody ——"

High affinity

Linker
+ Relatively stable in
blood circulation

+ Tripeptide linker
+ Non-site specific
+ Cleavable

Payload
+ Novel TOPO!
inhibitor

+ DAR=74

MK-2870

{sacituzumab
tirumotecan)

1. ts flickr gowstudy/NCTO6 132858.

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(belotecan derivatve)

Key Eligibility Criteria MK 28708 ma

+ Histologically confirmed endometrial
‘carcinoma or carcinosarcoma

+ Radiographically evaluable disease,
either measurable or nonmeasurable
per RECIST v1.1 (by BICR)

+ Must have received prior platinum-
based chemo and ant-PD-1/ant-PD-

L1 therapy, either separately or in

‘combination

g IV

Doxorubicin €

Paclitaxel 60
n days 1, 8, and 15

+ Primary endpoints: PFS, OS
+ Secondary endpoints: ORR, DOR, safety, HRQOL

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irAEs From Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors
Can Affect Any Organ System!

‘à E

Dermatologic | Gastrointestinal | Endocrine Pulmonary

Rash, pruritus | Diarrhea, nausea, Hypothyroidism Pneumonitis
i vomiting I
Consider Treating Wit!

Topical steroids, Steroids, antiemetics,
topical antihistamines | antidiarrheals

Synthroid Steroids

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Immune-Related Adverse Events
Can Occur at Any Time

Variable Timing of irAEs!
Patient Communication

Is Essential

Pneumonitis

+ Discuss potential onset,
duration, and symptoms
of irAEs

Toxicity, grade

+ Patients may be more
likely to adhere to treatment
when they have a full
picture of irAEs

Duration of Treatment, wk

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Common AEs With PARP Inhibitors’?

Nonhematologic

8 Nausea/Vomiting/
Anemia Diarrhea/Constipation

Thrombocytopenia Asthenia/Fatigue

observed with PARPi + 10 + Chemo combination therapy?

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Management of AEs in IO Plus TKI Therapy‘

+ Itis important to determine which >

+ Two mechanisms of action result

in'Wwo'sets oF AE profiles nat are 10 + TKI Combination Toxicities
not mutually exclusive €.

therapy is causing the AE in order

to plan a management strate: reer TKI

f Hold TKI (shorter half-life than en Hypertension
checkpoint inhibitor) I Dane Taste changes

— In certain cases, use appropriate | Hepatitis Stomatitis
supportive care | & ” Hypothyroid Dyspepsia

— If symptoms resolve in a few \ AMS Cytopenia

days, TKI was likely the cause à HFSR
* Y O PRES

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Consistent Safety Findings With the
Established Profile for T-DXd'*

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EF ‘Most Common Drug-Related TEAEs (>10%) in Gynecologic Cohorts
x) Aa) Nausea 64.2
Fatigue? 442
Any drug-related TEAES 106 (88.3)
Drug-related TEAEs grade 23 54 (45.0) Diarrhea 32.5
18 (15. Anemia 308
(58) Vomiting 08 275
Drug-related TEAEs associated Decreased appetite 192
with dose interruptions HET) Alopecia. 183 Morae 23
Drug-related TEAEs associated Any grade
with dose reductions 35(29.2) Thrombocytopenia”. 15.0
Drug-related TEAEs associated o 20 40 60 80

with deaths EOS

ILD/Pneumonitis Adjudicated
as T-DXd Related, n (%)

Gynecologic cohorts (N = 120) 4 86. o 0

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id sar ns epoch Cop len De pradera ne ee ei “Cepo dese pore re rn
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Grade1 Grade2 Grade3 Grade4 Grades Any Grade

1 13 (10.8)

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Detecting and Managing T-DXd-Related ILD:
The Five “S” Rules!

2 E "YN

Treatment

6 T-DXd should al
be interrupted ifILD is treating T-DXd-
ed; it can only induced ILD remains
corticosteroids, with
ose adapted to
the toxicity grad

ction is warranted
before initiating T-DXd
to optimize the

in
jogical scans,
with preference
tution CT
x the chest as multi
Abaseline scan is management
ILD is suspected

Screening contin
during treatment,
with regular clinical
‘assessments to
exclude signs!
symptoms of ILD

repeat
med e
2 weeks.

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Case Modification...

+ A61-year-old woman presented with stage IIIC2 clear cell carcinoma with a large
uterine mass and positive pelvic and para-aortic lymph nodes

Prior to coming to your clinic, she was treated with 6 cycles of paclitaxel and
carboplatin with good response of measurable disease but has now recurred

Molecular profiling Would IO + TKI be an option?
= pMMR Would an ADC be an option?

What if her tumor was dMMR?
- HER2 IHC3+

What do you discuss with her?

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