EMA Orphan Drug Designation for UV1 Cancer Vaccine for the Treatment of Mesothelioma
“The EMA’s Orphan Drug Designation for UV1 in mesothelioma is an important step forward in the development of our cancer vaccine in this indication,” said Carlos de Sousa, CEO of Ultimovacs. “It allows for important regulatory and commercial benefits and provides us with the potential to rapidly advance UV1 for a patient population with poor prognosis and a high unmet medical need.”
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