FDA clears IND Application for Padeliporfin VTP in Pancreatic Cancer
“We are excited to explore the potential of Padeliporfin VTP in addressing the tremendous unmet need in locally advanced pancreatic cancer and look forward to initiating this study in the first half of next year,” said Barak Palatchi, CEO of ImPact Biotech. “Moreover, alongside our ongoing pivotal study in upper tract urothelial cancer and plans to evaluate Padeliporfin VTP in non-small cell lung cancer, clearance of this IND reflects broadly held conviction in our platform as a non-surgical alternative with potential to improve outcomes and expand the treatable population of patients across a range of solid tumors.”
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