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Rafael Pharma Expands Phase 3 Trial into South Korea
The clinical trials will kick off with an investigator meeting held on Sept. 19 in Seoul. The study is also in other sites around the world.
Rafael Pharmaceuticals (NYSE American:RFL) has announced it has expanded its Phase 3 clinical trial of CPI-613 into South Korea.
As quoted in the press release:
The clinical trials will kick off with an investigator meeting held on Sept. 19 in Seoul.
“Bringing our Phase 3 clinical trials for patients with AML to South Korea will mark the first of Rafael’s devimistat trials in Asia, with additional trials in the region planned for patients with pancreatic cancer in the near future,” said Sanjeev Luther, President and CEO of Rafael Pharmaceuticals. “This expansion is part of our larger goal to treat patients with unmet clinical needs around the world.”
The study, currently in multiple U.S. and European sites, will now expand to the following four sites in South Korea: Asan Medical Center, Samsung Medical Center, Seoul National University Hospital and Severance Hospital. Lead investigators include Dr. Eun-Ji Choi, Dr. Jun Ho Jang, Dr. Sung-Soo Yoon and Dr. June-Won Cheong.
“The opening of clinical trials in South Korea is imperative for treating elderly patients with refractory AML in the region, as they have a lower survival rate,” said Dr. Jorge Cortes, principal investigator on the global trial. “I have hopes for the success of devimistat in treating patients.”
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