Positive Data Update from Ph 1 Clinical Trial of ELVN-001 in CML Announced

“We are excited by the continued advancement of the ELVN-001 Phase 1 trial, and we remain confident in ELVN-001’s potential to address the limitations of the available active-site TKIs,” said Helen Collins, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of Enliven. “With more patients enrolled and longer follow up, we continue to see anti-CML activity in a heavily pre-treated patient population that includes patients previously treated with asciminib. Additionally, ELVN-001’s safety profile remains consistent with its high selectivity, even with longer duration and more patients enrolled at higher dose levels. We believe the data demonstrate the potential clinical utility of ELVN-001 for patients across the full spectrum of the CML treatment paradigm.”
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