Ph 1b Trial Protocol Submitted to US FDA for CLR 125 to Treat TNBC
“Building on the promising preclinical results with CLR 125, we have submitted a Phase 1b dose-finding study protocol to the FDA for the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer, including metastatic disease. This study leverages the unique potential ability of our PLE to deliver iodine-125 directly to the nucleus and mitochondria, which is designed to achieve potent activity while minimizing the risk of adverse effects due to its limited transmission range,” said Jarrod Longcor, Cellectar’s chief operating officer. “Initiating this Phase 1b study is a significant milestone and an important step toward evaluating the safety and optimal dosing of CLR 125 in patients, ultimately providing a potential new treatment option for those afflicted by this challenging disease.”
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