It has been a long road for Geron’s (Nasdaq: GERN) telomerase blocker, but the company is now finally planning a commercial launch for imetelstat in 2024.
There is still the small matter of securing US and EU regulatory approval, but the firm is brimming with confidence for its experimental myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) therapy, following positive Phase III data.
The Californian company is testing the candidate as an option for people with in lower risk MDS who are relapsed, refractory or ineligible for current options.
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