Positive FDA Guidance Received for Acceleration of Registration-Enabling MIRACLE Trial for R/R AML
“Given the importance of our Miracle trial as a pivotal registration clinical trial, we were extremely pleased to receive detailed follow up from the FDA regarding our IND amendment to enable the trial. While all of the major aspects of the trial remain unchanged, guidance from FDA recommended an alteration to the statistical plan that will allow us to reduce the size of Part B of our trial by approximately 10%. Moreover, the nature of the feedback helps us move forward quickly to open sites in the US, in addition to the sites we are expecting to open in Europe and the Middle East. All of this supports the pursuit of an accelerated timeline for new drug approval,” commented Walter Klemp, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Moleculin.
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