Independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) recommends a dose increase in the ongoing Ph 1/2a study TUMORAD-01 of 177Lu-SN201

“We are very pleased with the decision from the DMC and the study is now proceeding to the next dose level. The recruitment of patients with multiple tumor types is accelerating while we continuously strengthen the understanding of how 177Lu-SN201 works in different cancer types. This knowledge will be of great importance for the next step. Our goal to complete the phase I part of the study in 2025 remains unchanged,” says CEO Mats Hansen.

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