Additional Positive LP-184 Ph 1a Results Reported Showing Durable Disease Control in Heavily Pre-Treated Advanced Cancer Patients
“These are patients who had exhausted standard options, yet several remain on LP-184 with meaningful clinical benefit in challenging cancers one to two years later,” said Panna Sharma, CEO of Lantern Pharma. “This durability in genomically selected, end-stage cancer patients is encouraging and directly validates the predictive power of our RADR® AI platform and the PTGR1 biomarker. With a diagnostic-ready molecular assay for PTGR1, strong enthusiasm from key opinion leaders and multiple FDA designations in hand, Lantern plans on advancing LP-184 into multiple precision Phase 1b/2 trials targeting indications with aggregate annual U.S. market potential exceeding $10 to 12 billion.”
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