Moleculin's Annamycin shows AML remission signals; trial to proceed
Jun 30, 2026, 2:21 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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New MIRACLE trial data show Annamycin arms achieved higher CRc after one cycle (50% and 57%) versus 29% control in relapsed/refractory AML. The Independent Data Monitoring Committee recommended keeping both doses and continuing the trial, with significance expected only at the final analysis under the O’Brien-Fleming design. Moleculin Biotech stock dropped about 26% on the news.
Annamycin arms show higher remission than control after one cycle in MIRACLE; IMC recommends continuing.
CRc 50% and 57% in Annamycin arms vs 29% control.
Remissions reflect a single cycle per MIRACLE protocol.
First 45 patients: 75.6% over 60; 55.6% had 7+3; 31.1% venetoclax-first-line.
MBRX stock fell ~25.7% to $3.02 on the news.
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