Randomization in PNT2002’s Ph 3 SPLASH Trial Completed
“We are proud to have reached this important milestone for the PNT2002 program,” said Jessica Jensen, Executive Vice President, Clinical Development of POINT Biopharma. “Our incredibly talented cross-functional team collaborated tirelessly to ensure that, despite the extraordinary circumstances of a pandemic, POINT’s first phase 3 global trial remained on track. Our success is a testament to both the expertise of our team and the level of enthusiasm for radioligand therapy in the oncology community. We are grateful for patients who agreed to be screened for this study, the trial investigators and their hard-working staff, our research partners, and the POINT team for their passion and commitment to the program. We look forward to continuing to work diligently to advance novel treatment options for patients as we accelerate the discovery, clinical development, and manufacturing of radioligand therapies.”
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