Elicera Therapeutics advances ELC-301 into Phase IIa at highest dose in B-cell lymphoma trial
Reuters2026/09/09 06:46- Elicera Therapeutics will advance ELC-301 into Phase IIa in its CARMA study in B-cell lymphoma, using the highest tested dose.
- The trial’s safety panel backed the dose selection with no major safety issues reported in the completed Phase I portion.
- Earlier interim results were already presented, showing broad disease control with many patients achieving tumor shrinkage, including some reaching disease-free status.
- The company plans to present preliminary Phase I efficacy results for all 12 patients once the last patient completes a one-month assessment.
- Phase IIa dosing is expected to start once Sweden’s Medical Products Agency clears the protocol to proceed.
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