This year could be a crucial one for Maat Pharma (Euronext: MAAT), a French microbiome company with a focus on cancer.
Results are due this summer from a pivotal Phase III trial of MaaT013, the company’s lead asset, in what is the first late-stage study globally for a microbiome-based therapy in hemato-oncology.
MaaT013 is being studied in patients with acute graft-versus-host-disease with gastrointestinal involvement who are refractory to both steroids, the standard of care first-line treatment, and to ruxolitinib used as a second-line treatment.
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