Partial Clinical Hold announced for Ph 1 Study of MT-0169
“Patient safety is our highest priority. The 5 and 10 mcg/kg cohorts have been completed and we have not observed any cardiac adverse events or other serious adverse events at these lower doses. One patient dosed at 5 mcg/kg is in a stringent complete response and is in his seventh month of therapy. We look forward to sharing these data with the FDA and are confident in the benefit-risk profile of MT-0169 at these lower doses,” said Roger Waltzman, MD., Chief Medical Officer at MTEM. “We are excited to see early signs of clinical benefit in this difficult-to-treat patient population.”
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