MAIA completes THIO-101 Part C enrollment with Fast Track for NSCLC
Jun 25, 2026, 8:12 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive enrollment milestone and Fast Track designation can reduce regulatory risk and attract interest in MAIA’s value proposition, especially given prior OS signals; catalysts may drive upside if follow-on data align with expectations.
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MAIA announced international Part C enrollment completion for THIO-101 in 3L NSCLC, with 41 patients across six countries and ongoing US screening. The FDA granted Fast Track designation for ateganosine, potentially expediting regulatory review. Prior THIO-101 data showed a median OS of 17.8 months and durable long survivors, underscoring potential upside if the current trial data mature favorably.
MAIA completes international THIO-101 Part C enrollment; 41 patients enrolled.
Part C randomizes ateganosine + cemiplimab vs ateganosine alone for 3L NSCLC.
FDA Fast Track designation granted for ateganosine in NSCLC.
THIO-101 Parts A/B show 17.8-month median OS; 8 patients >2 years.
Three US sites activated; international enrollment completed.
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