Enrollment Completed in STAR-LLD Phase 1b Clinical Trial in Multiple Myeloma
“This milestone marks a significant step forward in our commitment to bringing more advanced therapies to patients. We extend our gratitude to the participants, investigators, and clinical teams whose dedication and collaboration have made this achievement possible significantly ahead of our original timelines,” stated Pedro Lichtinger, Chairman and CEO of Starton Therapeutics. “With enrollment now complete, we are poised to advance to the next stages of clinical development, furthering our mission to expand and replace lenalidomide in key segments of MM and bring to CLL patients a new mode of action with proven efficacy.”
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