XPOVIO® Approved in Taiwan for the Treatment of RRMM and DLBCL
“Antengene is very pleased to receive regulatory approval for XPOVIO® in Taiwan for R/R MM and R/R DLBCL. There remains an unmet need to extend survival for patients with these life-threatening diseases and XPOVIO® presents Taiwan physicians and patients with a new novel addition to existing therapies. We continue to build our Antengene presence across APAC markets and in Taiwan. We also look forward to introducing XPOVIO® and securing reimbursement in order to extend access to this first in class therapy for our physicians and patients.”said Thomas Karalis, Antengene’s Corporate Vice President, Head of Asia Pacific Region.
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