USA-based Actinium Pharmaceuticals (NYSE MKT: ATNM) is edging closer to an effective treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML), according to an Online Media Group article.
This form of leukemia, which comes in eight different sub-types, has no standard of care and the prognosis for survival time is often measured in months, if not weeks.
The article by senior staff writer Elliot Schleicher highlights Actinium, one of only a handful of companies using alpha particle linked antibodies to treat cancer, for the progress it is making in advancing its products down the clinical path to address this great unmet medical need.
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