FDA Granted Fast Track Designations to CB-010 in Refractory SLE and to CB-012 in R/R AML

“We are pleased to receive Fast Track designations from the FDA. This is a testament to the significant unmet need and the potential of CB-010 and CB-012 as readily available, off-the-shelf CAR-T cell therapies,” said Tina Albertson, MD, PhD, Caribou’s chief medical officer. “Based on previously reported data in our ongoing trial for patients with relapsed or refractory B cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma, CB-010 has shown encouraging safety, efficacy, and prolonged B cell aplasia following a single dose. Based on these data, we are eager to expand the clinical development program for CB-010 into LN and ERL, prevalent and severe autoimmune diseases.”
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