Global Ph 3 Clinical Trial for Cholangiocarcinoma Authorized in the EU and Orphan Drug Designation for Tinengotinib to Treat Biliary Tract Cancer Granted by EMA

“We are thrilled to have dosed the first US patient in our Phase 3 trial and appreciate the effort and participation by clinicians and patient. It is also an important indicator of TransThera’s international clinical execution capabilities.” said Jean Fan, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of TransThera Sciences. “We will be committed to advancing the development of tinengotinib that has potential to demonstrate clinical benefit for CCA patients with high unmet medical needs and are looking forward to the progress in FIRST-308 study to bring the novel therapy to CCA patients.”
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