First Patient Dosed in the Ph 2 Study, Harmonic™, for LP-300 in Never Smokers with Advanced NSCLC

“Never-smokers with non-small cell lung cancer face limited choices in therapy options after treatment with targeted therapies, and we believe there is a great opportunity to introduce a therapeutic regimen designed specifically for this subgroup of cancer patients,” stated Reggie Ewesuedo, M.D., M.Sc., MBA, Lantern Pharma’s VP of Clinical Development. “These patients show tremendous bravery and resolve in helping to establish signals of efficacy including potential increased survival in this Phase 2 trial that combines LP-300 with standard-of-care treatment. Our team continues to watch and monitor additional patients that are being screened and who, after guidance from their clinicians, may potentially enroll in the Harmonic™ trial,” continued Dr. Ewesuedo.
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