Results from ELEVATE study of postoperative adjuvant ensartinib in stage IB–IIIB (T3N2M0) ALK-positive NSCLC published in NEJM
Dr. Ding Lieming, Chairman and CEO of Betta Pharmaceuticals, stated: “The publication of the ELEVATE study in NEJM represents high recognition from the international medical community of the scientific value and clinical significance of this research. It is not only an important milestone for Betta but also a landmark achievement showcasing Chinese clinical oncology research on the global academic stage, with the potential to change postoperative adjuvant treatment strategies for patients with ALK-positive lung cancer. The marketing application for the adjuvant indication of ensartinib has already been accepted in China. Moving forward, we will continue to focus on unmet clinical needs, deepen independent innovation, and accelerate the development of more innovative products with core competitiveness and global impact, benefiting more patients.”
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