MAIA Biotechnology has activated new US site, the Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, and opened patient enrolment for the Phase II THIO-101 expansion trial evaluating its telomere-targeting agent, ateganosine, as a third-line therapy for NSCLC.The post MAIA activates new site for THIO-101 Phase II trial appeared first on Hospital Management.
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