Statistically Significantly Positive 1-Year EFS, OS, and Safety Clinical Data Updates for OST-HER2 in osteosarcoma patients

“The feedback received from FDA regarding the use of external control comparators in settings where placebo-controlled randomization trials are not feasible increases the avenues available for OST-HER to gain Accelerated Approval,” said Paul Romness, Chairman & CEO of OS Therapies. “We have now responded to the follow-up questions from our recent positive Type D Meeting with FDA positioning us to soon be granted an End of Phase 2 meeting. We were also very pleased with the reception the presentation received from the osteosarcoma community.”

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