Interim Results Announced of US Alpha DaRT® REGAIN Trial, with 100% Local Disease Control, 67% CRR, and Favorable Safety Profile
“Today is a very important day for Alpha Tau. These results confirm that we are on target with pursuing our core strategy of offering new treatment possibilities to those who need it most,” commented Uzi Sofer, CEO of Alpha Tau. “Glioblastoma is one of the most devastating diagnoses in oncology. Approximately 14,000 Americans are newly diagnosed each year, recurrence is virtually inevitable, and the five-year survival rate remains below 10% – once the disease returns, median survival is typically measured in only a handful of months. These results are extremely exciting and we look forward to continuing to treat patients in our recurrent glioblastoma trial, pending FDA confirmation following review of our safety report, and to expanding this work into further indications in brain cancer and other high-mortality settings where patients urgently need new approaches.”
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