Positive topline data announced from Part A safety lead-in of THIO-101 Ph 2 trial in advanced NSCLC
“Part A’s safety profile is in sharp contrast with the typical safety profile of chemotherapy treatment where 70-80% of NSCLC patients experience grade 3 and 4 toxicities,” said MAIA’s Chief Medical Officer Mihail Obrocea, M.D. “The next dose levels of THIO in Part B are lower compared to Part A. Based on the initial safety profile seen at the highest dose in Part A, we are optimistic about the safety profile of THIO.”
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