NUVB expands safusidenib program after strong Phase 2 results in IDH1 glioma
Positive long-term implications from expanded trials and durable Phase 2 results; potential later-stage readouts could unlock broader indications and regional approvals.
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Positive long-term implications from expanded trials and durable Phase 2 results; potential later-stage readouts could unlock broader indications and regional approvals.
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NUVB disclosed updated Phase 2 J201 safusidenib data in IDH1-mutant glioma, showing an ORR of 51.9% and a 36-month PFS of 79.1% with median PFS not reached and durable responses; no new safety signals. The company also expanded the safusidenib program, launching a Phase 3 study outside the U.S. (G307) and a Phase 2 study in the U.S. (G209), broadening potential patient access and potential future approvals.
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