CNS Pharmaceuticals Acquires Orphan Drug Designation for Abeotaxane TPI 287
CNS CEO John Climaco stated, “The successful transfer of the Orphan Drug Designations for TPI 287 demonstrates our operational efficiency as well as our ongoing commitment to the development of neuro oncology-focused, cutting-edge chemotherapies. As we prepare to commence patient enrollment for a Phase 2 study around year-end 2025, this important step also recognizes the significant protection Orphan status may confer in the form of seven years of market exclusivity. Our TPI 287 program is supported by published clinical and radiologic data showing positive activity against GBM, and a favorable safety profile from testing in hundreds of patients. With our demonstrated commitment to defeating this deadly disease, we will be aggressively developing TPI 287 as a treatment option for GBM, where patients continue to face a near-uniformly fatal unmet clinical need.”
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