Stenoparib Shows Clear Clinical Benefit and Achieves Significant Milestone with Early Conclusion of Ph 2 Trial in Advanced Ovarian Cancer
“Based on the substantial clinical benefit observed in the early stages of the trial, we have achieved proof of concept results that surpassed our initial expectations and provided the critical insights we were seeking,” stated Thomas Jensen, CEO of Allarity Therapeutics. “Concluding the trial now is the most effective way to re-allocate our financial resources to develop a follow-on trial with the fastest route to regulatory submission for stenoparib. The patients enrolled in this trial are heavily pretreated, having undergone multiple prior treatments, often including PARP inhibitors. It is highly noteworthy that stenoparib, used in patients selected with the DRP® CDx, has delivered sustained clinical benefit for such very heavily pre-treated patients in the trial.”
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