FDA Approval of IND Application for EP0042 for AML Patients Announced
Dr Rajan Jethwa, Chief Executive Officer & Founder of Ellipses, commented “This FDA approval of EP0042’s Investigational New Drug application allows us to open additional trial sites in the world’s foremost pharmaceutical market. This will help us in achieving our strategic goal of bringing potential new treatment options to patients in need at unprecedented speed, whilst also allowing us to engage with key industry and academic partners. The data we presented in December at ASH, one of the leading conferences in our sector, demonstrated the potential of EP0042, and as a team we are now focused on doing all we can to progress this potential towards reality.”
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