FDA Grants Fast Track Designation to TTI-101 for Hepatocellular Carcinoma

“We are pleased to receive Fast Track designation for TTI-101 in HCC from the FDA,” said Imran Alibhai, PhD, CEO of Tvardi. “This designation provides validation of the compelling safety and efficacy we have seen in last-line HCC patients in our Phase 1 trial. This comes at a perfect time as we look forward to enrolling patients imminently in our Phase 2 HCC basket trial which will test TTI-101 as monotherapy and in combination with existing approved therapies across first-, second-, and last-line HCC patients.”

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