Two Patients Now Exceeding 1 Year of Treatment with Stenoparib in Advanced Ovarian Cancer Trial
Thomas Jensen, CEO of Allarity Therapeutics, commented on this clinical achievement:
“We are incredibly encouraged by the sustained clinical benefit seen in these patients, who have now been on stenoparib for over a year. For heavily pre-treated ovarian cancer patients, extending life by 52 weeks is particularly noteworthy. Stenoparib’s unique mechanism of action, as both a PARP and Tankyrase inhibitor, sets it apart from other treatments. These results reinforce our belief in stenoparib’s potential as an important new therapy for ovarian cancer patients who have exhausted other treatment options.”
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