BioAlliance Pharma to continue Phase III trial of Livatag in liver cancer

15 April 2014

Orphan disease specialist BioAlliance Pharma (Euronext Paris: BIO) says that the European Independent Board of Experts (Data Safety and Monitoring Board, DSMB), in charge of the safety profile of the ReLive Phase III trial, has unanimously recommended continuing the study without modification.

The DSMB meets every six months to evaluate the tolerance of Livatag (doxorubicin transdrug) and to ensure patient safety. For the fourth time since November 2012, the DSMB unanimously recommended to continue the study without modification, based on its positive assessment of all safety data of Livatag and confirmed the good safety profile of the product.

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