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Moleculin Announces 2023 Year-End Annamycin Clinical Trials Preliminary Data and 2024 Expectations for Multiple Data Readouts and Transition to Pivotal Phase 2B/3
– MB-106 AML Phase 1B/2 trial (MB-106) preliminary data readout: Reached 67% recruitment – MB-106 preliminary results: Intent to Treat CR rate of 40% plus a
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[{"type":"text","content":"– MB-106 AML Phase 1B/2 trial (MB-106) preliminary data readout: Reached 67% recruitment\n– MB-106 preliminary results: Intent to Treat CR rate of 40% plus a CR/ CRi rate of 47% (N=15); Dosed Per Protocol CR rate of 46% plus a CR/CRi rate of 54% (N=13)\n– First 1st line AML subject treated and resulted in a CR in MB-106\n– No CR/CRi's in MB-106 have relapsed to date\n– MB-107 STS Lung Mets Phase 1B/2 trial preliminary data readout: Phase 1B median extended overall survival of 11 months for heavily pre-treated subjects (N=15); Phase 2 data continues to develop\n– 100% of Annamycin subjects in multiple studies (N=62) continue to show no signs of cardiotoxicity during study as evidenced by an independent expert's reports\n– Company provides 2024 business outlook and updates its upcoming milestones\nHOUSTON, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Moleculin Biotech, Inc., (Nasdaq: MBRX) (Moleculin or the Company), a clinical stage pharmaceutical company with a broad portfolio of drug candidates targeting hard-to-treat tumors and viruses, today announced 2023 year-end Annamycin clinical trials preliminary data and 2024 expectations for multiple data readouts and a transition to pivotal Phase 2B/3 clinical studies. The Company also updated its upcoming milestones.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"Over the course of 2023, we delivered on our promise for a year of important data from our Annamycin clinical development programs. We are well-positioned to continue building upon our encouraging growing body of preliminary clinical data and transition to pivotal Phase 2B/3 clinical trials by year-end 2024. We believe that Annamycin should be positioned as a 2nd line therapy for acute myeloid leukemia or AML, and for the first time ever, should enable a clear majority of patients to benefit from anthracyclines. Anthracyclines continue to represent one of the most important treatments for AML and advanced soft tissue sarcoma,\" commented Walter Klemp, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Moleculin.\nMr. Klemp continued, \"Our progress is accelerating. Last month, we reported strong results from our first 11 patients in our AML clinical trial. Now, just weeks later our evaluable patients have increased to 15 and the results are even stronger. Enrollment continues to be robust, and we expect to announce the completion of enrollment of 2nd line patients by ...