First Patients Dosed in First-in-Human Phase 1 Clinical Study of FX-909 in Advanced Solid Malignancies, Including Urothelial Cancer
“We are excited to announce the dosing of patients in the first dose cohort of our Phase 1 clinical study of FX-909, marking a major milestone for Flare Therapeutics as we transition to a clinical-stage company,” said Michael L. Meyers, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer of Flare Therapeutics. “Rooted in innovation and expertise in transcription factors, FX-909 has the potential to become a backbone therapy for advanced urothelial cancer. We believe PPARG’s role as a master regulator of the luminal lineage may represent a differentiated therapeutic option in advanced urothelial cancer, and we are excited to explore this novel mechanism in the clinic.”
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