First Patient Dosed in the Registrational Ph 3 Study of Olverembatinib in 1L Ph+ ALL Patients
Prof. Weili Zhao, Vice President of Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine Affiliated Ruijin Hospital and Director of Shanghai Institute of Hematology, commented, “Ph+ ALL used to be the most high-risk and difficult-to-treat subtype of leukemia and the introduction of TKIs has resulted in improved prognosis to patients with this condition. However, clinicians face the pressing question of which TKI offers the best efficacy and safety. We hope HQP1351AG301, a clinical study evaluating olverembatinib, a China-developed next-generation TKI, can provide an answer to those important questions.”
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