FAILED TRIAL: Ph 3 Bridging Trial in China in Patients with R/R AML did not demonstrate favorable benefit for uproleselan

“While we are disappointed that uproleselan did not show a clinical benefit, the results were expected given that the global Phase 3 trial of uproleselan in a similar patient population by our partner, Glycomimetics, did not meet its primary endpoint earlier this year. Our regulatory and commercial strategy in China has always required a positive global Phase 3 trial, and therefore we are currently wrapping up this program,” said Guo-Liang Yu, PhD, Chairman and CEO of Apollomics. “We extend our thanks and gratitude to all the patients and their families, investigators and clinical team that supported the trial.”
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