AUTX-703 Granted Fast Track Designation by the FDA for R/R AML
“We are gratified by the FDA’s recognition of AUTX-703’s potential as an important, novel treatment option for relapsed or refractory AML patients, a community that remains in desperate need of new therapies,” said Kate Yen, Ph.D., Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Auron. “The FDA Fast Track Designation underscores the urgent need for innovative treatments for these patients and this milestone comes at a pivotal moment as we prepare to advance AUTX-703 into the clinic. Our team is energized by the potential to bring a first-in-class therapy to patients who have limited effective options today, while simultaneously exploring the broader applications of KAT2A/B modulation.”
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