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QBiotics' Stelfonta (tigilanol tiglate) Receives the US FDA's Approval as the First Treatment for Non-Metastatic MCT in Dogs

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QBiotics' Stelfonta (tigilanol tiglate) Receives the US FDA's Approval as the First Treatment for Non-Metastatic MCT in Dogs

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  • The approval is based on a study supporting its safety- efficacy in dogs with a measurable cutaneous/ SC MCT on the lower leg and follows the EMA’s MAA granted in early 2020
  • Stelfonta provides 75% complete tumor resolution after just one injection- and dogs quickly regain pre-treatment QoL. The therapy will be launched in the US in the coming months and then made available to primary care veterinarians from early 2021
  • QBiotics is currently investigating Stelfonta in a series of human P-I & P-II clinical trials targeting solid tumors as both as monothx. and an immune checkpoint inhibitor combination therapy

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