EMA Approves MDNA11 CTA to Expand Ph 1/2 ABILITY-1 Study to Europe
“We are excited to build on the early success and promising efficacy and safety of our ongoing ABILITY-1 study that is demonstrating MDNA11’s best-in-class potential,” said Fahar Merchant, PhD, President & CEO of Medicenna. “Expanding the clinical trial to various centers in the EU is an important milestone and adds to the positive momentum behind our MDNA11 program. We anticipate that the expansion to Europe will expedite enrolment in the trial and advance the study towards key updates in the monotherapy expansion and combination escalation portions of the ABILITY-1 study which will be presented at medical conferences during H2 2024.”
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