FDA OST-HER2 Type D Meeting Elevated to Type B Pre-BLA Meeting
“We credit FDA with taking decisive action to help advance Accelerated Approval discussions regarding OST-HER2 for pediatric cancer patients with osteosarcoma,” said Paul Romness, MPH, Chairman & CEO of OS Therapies. “With the biomarker analysis complete, and patent filings in process, we are poised to deliver data to the agency that we believe represents surrogate clinical efficacy sufficient to enable our ongoing BLA submission. Following key meetings with Key Opinion Leaders over the last few weeks, many of whom treated patients in our clinical trial, we believe we now have a clear path forward to establish confirmatory randomized Phase 3 trial that is required to have a commenced prior to being granted Accelerated Approval in the United States.”
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