US immuno-oncology specialist BeyondSpring Pharmaceuticals has presented clinically and statistically significant data on its lead asset plinabulin for the mitigation of chemotherapy-induced neutropenia.
The Phase II data shows that this novel small molecule with immune-enhancing effects and anti-cancer activity that is given by IV infusion one hour after chemotherapy, has the potential to be a safe, cost-effective and convenient alternative to G-CSF, the current standard of care for chemotherapy-induced neutropenia, with much less bone pain and a more favorable safety profile.
"BeyondSpring is moving full speed ahead in developing this innovative, cost-effective therapeutic alternative to G-CSF for cancer patients"
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