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EMA accepts under Accelerated Assessment of MAA for UM171 Cell Therapy for patients with heme malignancies who lack a readily available suitable donor

“We are excited that the EMA has accepted this regulatory submission under an accelerated assessment procedure, as UM171 Cell Therapy has immense potential to help address a high unmet medical need for patients with hematological malignancies who require a stem cell transplant but lack a readily available suitable donor,” said David Millette, CEO of ExCellThera. “We now look forward to working closely with the EMA in the coming months to bring this therapy to the patients who need it.”

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