FDA grants orphan drug designation to SELLAS’s WT1 cancer vaccine

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FDA granted orphan drug designation to the WT1 cancer vaccine developed by SELLAS Life Sciences Group for the treatment of patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma. SELLAS recently reported positive results of a phase II trial of its WT1 vaccine in MPM patients, showing that overall survival improved and progression-free survival doubled. Based on these findings,...

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