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OS Therapies reports statistically significant three-year overall survival gains with OST-HER2 in osteosarcoma patients post-resection, with 72.7% versus 45.8% historical control. WHO approved the brand name Herlystic, and OSTX aims to file early market access submissions in the US, UK, Europe, and Australia in Q4 2026. A Rare Pediatric Disease voucher could add strategic value if granted.
OSTX OST-HER2 shows 3-year OS of 72.7% vs 45.8% historical.
WHO accepts brand name Herlystic for OST-HER2.
OSTX holds Orphan Drug, Fast Track, Rare Pediatric Disease designations.
Plans for US/UK/Europe/Australia market submissions in Q4 2026.
OSTX stock down 2.19% to $1.56.
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