Safety Review Committee Approval of Opening 3rd Cohort and Preliminary Results from 1st Cohort in Ph 1 TTX-MC138 Trial Announced
“An SRC is a group of clinicians and experts that oversee patient safety during the conduct of a clinical trial. The SRC determines whether and how a study should proceed, including dose escalation and de-escalation decisions in accordance with the study design. The recommendations of the SRC are used to decide whether a clinical trial should be continued as designed, changed, or terminated,” commented Sue Duggan, TransCode’s Senior Vice President of Operations. Duggan added, “Enrollment into the study continues based on the cumulative safety data review. Eligible patients may now be screened and scheduled in Cohort 3 for treatment with the next dose level of TTX-MC138 while preliminary data analysis continues.”
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