HREC Approval and CTN Clearance granted from the TGA to Commence a Ph 1 Clinical Trial for INT2104 for B Cell Malignancies
“Receiving HREC approval and CTN clearance for our first clinical trial is a significant milestone for Interius. We are very pleased that the regulators have approved the start of our first-in-human clinical trial for INT2104. The approval allows us to enroll patients in our first clinical study and recognizes the potential of our novel in vivo targeted gene therapy candidate, INT2104, to address an unmet medical need for patients with B cell malignancies,” said Interius President and Chief Executive Officer Phil Johnson, M.D. “We look forward to continuing to work closely with the TGA and other regulators in the future to bring this innovative therapy to patients as quickly as possible.”
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