Positive KARISMA-Endoxifen Trial Results Reported
“We are thrilled with the topline results from the KARISMA-Endoxifen Phase 2 trial with (Z)-endoxifen and heartened by the idea that this work may someday lead us to a preventative approach to breast cancer,” said Dr. Steven Quay, Chief Executive Officer of Atossa Therapeutics. “Although further analysis of this study is required, the potential that 1 mg of (Z)-endoxifen may significantly reduce breast density as well as, if not better than currently available therapies, potentially without many of the intolerable side effects, is extremely encouraging and a significant step toward a solution for millions of women with dense breasts.”
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