Frontline Triple Drug Therapy with Tuspetinib Achieves Notable Responses in Newly Diagnosed AML Patients in Ph 1/2 TUSCANY Trial
“These are very promising early results from the TUSCANY trial of TUS+VEN+AZA and the first indicators of the safety and efficacy we expected to see in newly diagnosed AML patients,” said Rafael Bejar, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer of Aptose. “To achieve a complete remission (CR) in Cycle 1 in a subject harboring a TP53 mutation – one of the most adverse forms of AML – is particularly encouraging. With enrollment ongoing in the TUSCANY study, we look forward to reporting additional data as it becomes available.”
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