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Zelgen Biopharmaceuticals的甲状腺癌药物达到三期临床试验目标;股价下跌3%。

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-- 苏州泽尔根生物制药(SHA:688266)周五向上海证券交易所提交的文件显示,其重组人促甲状腺激素α注射液的三期临床试验已达到预设的主要终点,即在无远处转移的分化型甲状腺癌患者中,放射性碘残留消融治疗的效果不劣于传统甲状腺激素停药疗法。 该研究表明,重组人促甲状腺激素α注射液的疗效不劣于传统甲状腺激素停药疗法。 该公司计划就上述适应症提交该药物的生物制品许可申请。 苏州泽尔根生物制药的股价在近期交易中下跌了3%。

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