Promising Early Efficacy and Safety Data for AVA6000 in the Ph 1a Dose Escalation and Ongoing Enrollment in the Ph 1b Expansion Cohorts Announced

Christina Coughlin, CEO of Avacta Therapeutics commented, “We are very pleased to advance to the expansion cohorts in the AVA6000 trial in these three indications with high unmet need.  Our development of AVA6000 is proceeding according to plans and today’s new data demonstrate the durability of the responses we have observed in the SGC indication.  We believe that AVA6000 has an important role to play in the clinic, given our preliminary efficacy data and the large commercial market size of conventional doxorubicin”

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