First US Patient Dosed in Ongoing Ph 2 THIO-101 NSCLC Clinical Trial
“We have worked diligently to advance ateganosine into the U.S. market, and dosing the first patient in the United States represents a major milestone for our ongoing Phase 2 clinical trial,” said Vlad Vitoc, M.D., Founder and Chief Executive Officer of MAIA. “Our collaborations with some of the nation’s top institutions and foremost oncologists further strengthen the trial as we evaluate ateganosine for patients in advanced stages of this exceedingly hard-to-treat disease. We believe the data generated through the THIO-101 program may also support a potential pathway toward FDA accelerated approval. With patients now enrolled across four continents, the study has evolved into a truly global effort focused on addressing a critical unmet need in cancer care.”
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