FDA Clears Padeliporfin VTP Ph 1 Clinical Program in Peripheral Lung Cancer
Barak Palatchi, CEO of ImPact Biotech, said, “We are delighted to receive FDA clearance to proceed with our planned clinical program for Padeliporfin VTP in Lung Cancer, further validating ImPact’s technology and the potential benefits our product could bring to patients with Peripheral Lung Cancer. Our strategy, focusing Padeliporfin VTP therapy on patients with limited treatment options, is proceeding according to our ambitious plan, with NSCLC as one of its major pillars. We are planning to demonstrate that Padeliporfin VTP offers a safe and effective treatment that will provide patients and their physicians with an additional therapy platform to target the disease. We are looking forward to exploring the possibility of offering Padeliporfin VTP to more patients coping with life threatening cancers.”
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