Singapore-Based CytoMed Therapeutics Stock Dips After SunAct Joins Clinical Trial As Joint Sponsor
The collaboration could pave the way for potential successful therapies, similar to past biopharma partnerships resulting in market gains.
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The collaboration could pave the way for potential successful therapies, similar to past biopharma partnerships resulting in market gains.
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CytoMed's stock dropped 6.35% to $3.23. Collaboration with SunAct Cancer Institute to explore gamma delta T cell therapy. The agreement involves a Phase 2 clinical trial for various cancers in India. Trial aims to assess safety, efficacy, and optimal dosing of the therapy. CytoMed will manufacture the investigational product for the clinical trial.
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