FDA Granted Orphan Drug Designation of LBL-024 for Treatment of Neuroendocrine Cancer
Dr. Xiaoqiang Kang, founder, chairman and CEO of Leads Biolabs, said “The receipt of ODD for LBL-024 from FDA represents a pivotal milestone in our global strategy. This designation not only enables LBL-024 to receive additional policy support and resource allocation during its development, accelerating its path to market and positioning it as a potential first-in-class therapeutic antibody targeting 4-1BB worldwide, but also provides us with greater market opportunities and avenues for growth on a global scale.”
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