REM-001 Clinical Trial for the Treatment of Cutaneous Metastatic Breast Cancer initiated
“We are encouraged by the extensive data from prior REM-001 therapy trials supporting its strong efficacy in CMBC patients, providing us with an opportunity to address a significant unmet medical need,” said Robert E. Hoffman, President and CEO of Kintara. “With an 80% complete response rate for evaluable lesions in CMBC patients observed in previous late-stage clinical trials and the support of the NIH, along with the FDA’s Fast Track Designation, we are confident in the potential of REM-001 to help CMBC patients.”
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