FDA Grants Fast Track Designation to Padeliporfin ImPACT in LG-UTUC
Barak Palatchi, CEO of Steba Biotech, the pioneering developer of the IMmune Photo Activate Cancer Treatment (ImPACT) said: “Momentum is building towards unlocking the significant potential of padeliporfin ImPACT in a range of solid tumors – first with the IND green light and now Fast Track designation. In the last nine months, under the new leadership team, we have transformed the organization with a bold strategy and focused execution. Achieving these important regulatory milestones in quick succession is a powerful acknowledgement of the technology and will accelerate the pace by which we can make padeliporfin ImPACT available for people living with cancer.”
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