The European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products has granted German cancer specialists CellAct Pharma orphan drug designation to the company’s CAP7.1, an adapted version of the well-established anticancer agent etoposide, for the treatment of biliary tract cancers.
The granting of European Union orphan drug designation provides CellAct with development and commercial incentives, including a 10-year period of market exclusivity, access to a centralized review process, protocol assistance and scientific advice during product development, waiving or reduction of certain fees, and eligibility for grants and R&D support initiatives. CellAct is currently recruiting patients for a randomized, multicenter, proof-of-concept Phase II study with CAP7.1 in adults with refractory biliary tract carcinomas in Germany.
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