The US Food and Drug Administration has granted KS Biomedix fast-trackstatus for its brain cancer treatment TransMID-107RTM, a therapy based on the transferrin-mediated delivery of a diptheria toxin. The company has already successfully completed Phase I and Phase II clinical trials, demonstrating that the drug generates excellent response rates and improves survival times, and expects to begin a Phase III trial next year.
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