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A Taiwan biotech firm, GNTbm, gained U.S. FDA approval to test its new oral cancer drug, GNTbm-38, in Phase I trials for resistant lymphoma.
GNTbm, a Taiwan-based biotech firm, has received U.S. FDA approval to begin Phase I clinical trials for its oral anti-cancer drug GNTbm-38, an epigenetic immunoactivator designed to boost the immune system’s fight against cancer.
The drug, developed over five years and backed by extensive preclinical data, targets multiple cancers, starting with relapsed or refractory peripheral T-cell lymphoma.
It may qualify for orphan drug status and could be combined with existing immunotherapies.
Multinational trials are planned in the U.S., China, and Taiwan, following the company’s earlier success with the cancer drug Kepida.
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Una empresa de biotecnología taiwanesa, GNTbm, obtuvo la aprobación de la FDA de los Estados Unidos para probar su nuevo medicamento contra el cáncer oral, GNTbm-38, en ensayos de fase I para el linfoma resistente.