UAE IND Approval obtained for NEO212 Following Successful Ph 1 Completion, Advancing Toward Global Ph 2 Development
“This clearance represents an important international milestone for NeOnc and for the NEO212 program,” said Amir Heshmatpour, Chief Executive Officer, Executive Chairman and President of NeOnc. “Brain cancers such as glioblastoma remain among the most difficult diseases in oncology, and patients urgently need new treatment options. We are grateful to the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi for its rigorous and collaborative review, and we look forward to working with investigators and healthcare institutions in the UAE as we advance NEO212 toward Phase 2 development.”
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