100% of Patients in Cohort 1 Achieve Primary Efficacy Endpoint
- The Phase 2a clinical trial of HT-001 demonstrated remarkable success in addressing skin toxicities linked to Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Inhibitors (EGFRi) in cancer patients.
- All patients achieved the primary efficacy endpoint of an ARIGA score ≤1, showing significant skin toxicity improvement by the six-week mark.
No Treatment-Related Adverse Effects Observed
- The innovative therapy, HT-001, has shown a strong safety profile with no treatment-related adverse effects reported.
- This is a crucial finding, as it underscores the potential of HT-001 to mitigate debilitating skin toxicities while maintaining critical cancer treatments.
Preserves Cancer Treatment Efficacy with Zero Dose Reductions
- A significant improvement compared to past reports showing widespread dose reductions or treatment halts due to skin-related side effects.
- The data highlight HT-001’s potential to set a new standard of care in this underserved area.
Exceptional Patient Outcomes
Data from the Open-Label Portion of the CLEER-001 Trial
- The trial uses the proprietary Acneiform Rash Investigator Global Assessment Scale (ARIGA), developed in collaboration with onco-dermatology experts.
- The innovative scale ensures precise measurement and assessment of skin toxicity improvements.
Remarkable Success: 100% of Patients Achieve Primary Efficacy Endpoint
- All patients achieved the primary efficacy endpoint of an ARIGA score ≤1, showing significant skin toxicity improvement by the six-week mark.
- This is a groundbreaking approach to addressing skin toxicities linked to EGFRi in cancer patients.
Reduced Pain and Itching Scores
- 66% of patients reported reduced pain and itching scores, further enhancing quality of life.
- This is a crucial finding, as it underscores the potential of HT-001 to mitigate debilitating skin toxicities while maintaining critical cancer treatments.
Preserving Cancer Treatment Efficacy
- Crucially, all patients maintained their full EGFRi dosage, preserving the cancer treatment’s full therapeutic effect.
- This is a significant improvement compared to past reports showing widespread dose reductions or treatment halts due to skin-related side effects.
A Groundbreaking Approach
The Innovative Scale: ARIGA
- The Acneiform Rash Investigator Global Assessment Scale (ARIGA) was developed in collaboration with onco-dermatology experts.
- The innovative scale ensures precise measurement and assessment of skin toxicity improvements.
CEO’s Remarks
- "These results are a significant milestone, underscoring HT-001’s potential to transform patient care by addressing the debilitating side effects of cancer treatment."
- "We believe that this breakthrough has the potential to change the standard of care for patients receiving EGFRi therapy."
A Strong Safety Profile
No Treatment-Related Adverse Effects Reported
- The innovative therapy, HT-001, has shown a strong safety profile with no treatment-related adverse effects reported.
- This is a crucial finding, as it underscores the potential of HT-001 to mitigate debilitating skin toxicities while maintaining critical cancer treatments.
Preserving Cancer Treatment Efficacy
Zero Dose Reductions or Treatment Halts
- A significant improvement compared to past reports showing widespread dose reductions or treatment halts due to skin-related side effects.
- The data highlight HT-001’s potential to set a new standard of care in this underserved area.
Conclusion
- The Phase 2a clinical trial of HT-001 has demonstrated remarkable success in addressing skin toxicities linked to EGFRi in cancer patients.
- With its strong safety profile and ability to preserve cancer treatment efficacy, HT-001 has the potential to set a new standard of care for this underserved population.
Investor Contact
- LR Advisors LLC
- Email: investorrelations@hoththerapeutics.com
- Phone: (678) 570-6791
Source
- Hoth Therapeutics, Inc.
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