ITM Obtains Exclusive Worldwide License from Debiopharm for CA IX-Targeted Peptide-based Radiopharmaceutical Programs Targeting Solid Tumors
“Obtaining this clinical-stage theranostic pairing significantly bolsters our radiopharmaceutical pipeline and reinforces our commitment to delivering life-changing diagnostic and therapeutic agents to patients. Adding a clinical stage theranostic pair that targets the critical CA IX protein aligns seamlessly with our mission to expand access to innovative radiopharmaceuticals on a global scale,” said Dr. Andrew Cavey, CEO of ITM. “We see great potential for CA IX-targeted radiopharmaceutical therapies. We look forward to advancing the GaLuCi™ trial and to building the optimal clinical strategy for this molecule.”
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