Second Clinical Site for STAR-LLD Phase 1b Trial in Multiple Myeloma opened
Pedro Lichtinger, CEO of Starton, conveyed a positive outlook, expressing confidence by stating, “We are very pleased with the acceleration of our Phase 1b clinical study and with efficacy and tolerability patient outcomes to date. Results like these keep our team laser focused on achieving our important mission to have patients live longer while improving their quality of life, all while driving value for our stakeholders.” Mr. Lichtinger underscored the absence of significant hematologic toxicity and drug-related adverse events, aligning with the findings from preclinical studies conducted during the Investigational New Drug (IND) enabling phase.
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