ValiRx moving ahead with cancer compounds

13 September 2016
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ValiRx (AIM: VAL), a UK oncology-focussed biotech specializing in developing novel treatments and associated biomarkers, has moved its cancer compounds closer to commercialization and partnering.

The company’s lead compound, VAL201, continues to perform well in its Phase l/ll clinical trial in patients with hormone resistant prostate cancer.

Having confirmed in June this year that VAL201 was tolerated and had shown a high degree of safety, ValiRx has announced in its latest quarterly update that it continues to show no drug-related significant adverse events and all subjects have taken to the compound well at the levels administered up to now.

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