Ongoing Ph 2 trial expanded to optimize stenoparib dose and refine DRP® patient selection criteria
“Until now, patients receiving stenoparib have had diverse and often extensive treatment histories, with many being very heavily pretreated. Based on data we have gathered to date from our clinical trials, and through in-depth analysis and consultation with leading gynecologic oncologists, we have developed a new clinical trial protocol focused on a well-defined, commercially significant patient population in desperate need of newer, safer treatment options beyond more chemotherapy, which comes with well-documented side effects,” said Thomas Jensen, CEO of Allarity Therapeutics. “We are therefore pleased to have submitted this trial design and are eager to begin patient enrollment as soon as we receive the final green light from the regulatory authorities, including the FDA.”
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