The USA's Provectus Pharmaceuticals says that the first 20 out of a total of 80 melanoma subjects have been treated in a Phase II trial of its drug candidate PV-10. Additional subjects are being evaluated for eligibility for entrance into the trial or are awaiting treatment at the two active centers in Australia.
In addition, Provectus anticipates opening the first US site for the trial in the very near future. Currently, the firm is also sponsoring Phase II studies of the agent in psoriasis and atopic dermatitis in New York and Florida.
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