Spago Nanomedical has Submitted Application to Start Tumorad(R) Clinical Phase I/IIa Study

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1. Spago Nanomedical has submitted an application to begin the clinical phase I/IIa trial for Tumorad-01, a radionuclide therapy program, in Australia.

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2. The application has been sent to the ethics committee, and patient enrollment is expected to start in summer 2023.

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3. The clinical trial will evaluate the safety, tolerability, and early efficacy of the candidate drug 177Lu-SN201 in patients with advanced cancer.

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4. The study will include up to 30 patients in the phase I part, with a focus on assessing the selective tumor accumulation of Spago Nanomedical's functional nanoparticles.

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5. The radioisotope lutetium-177 (177Lu) will be combined with Spago Nanomedical's polymeric nanomaterial for targeted treatment of cancer.

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6. The study will be conducted in Australia, benefiting from competent clinical sites, an expedited regulatory pathway, and financial support for research and development costs.

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7. This milestone marks the transition of Spago Nanomedical's radionuclide therapy program into clinical development.

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8. The company expects to include the first patient in the study during the summer.

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9. Spago Nanomedical is a Swedish nanomedicines company focused on precise diagnosis and treatment of life-threatening diseases.

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10. The company's shares are listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, and FNCA Sweden AB serves as its Certified Adviser.

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