Paediatric Investigation Plan Waiver Received from the European Medicines Agency for Certepetide in Pancreatic Cancer

“We are pleased that the European Medicines Agency has confirmed that pediatric studies evaluating certepetide are not needed to support a market authorization application in pancreatic cancer,” stated Kristen K. Buck, M.D., Executive Vice President of Research and Development and Chief Medical Officer of Lisata. “With a waiver in hand, we are now able to streamline our development program as we work toward certepetide’s product registration in Europe. This full waiver is specific to pancreatic cancer and will not affect our commitment to evaluate certepetide in other pediatric solid tumors as required.”

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