Articles On Kazia Therapeutics (ASX:KZA)

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The proceeds will be applied directly to progressing and enriching the company’s research and development programs.

Kazia recently confirmed further positive data from its Phase I study of Cantrixil (TRX-E-001-2) in ovarian cancer.

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Proceeds from the SPP and recent placement will be used to progress the paxalisib clinical trial program and to complete analysis of the ongoing Phase I study of Cantrixil.

The company has received a large volume of acceptances in the last two days and wishes to ensure that shareholders have sufficient time to apply.

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Patients recruited to the study all had advanced metastatic ovarian cancer and had failed or become resistant to six prior therapies before commencing Cantrixil treatment.

Phase II study data recently provided evidence that paxalisib may achieve meaningful extension of patient life.

The company will also launch a Share Purchase Plan to allow eligible existing holders to acquire new shares at the same price as the shares issued under the placement.

The oncology-focused biotechnology company has two clinical-stage drug development candidates in the pipeline.

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Kazia recently completed recruitment for the phase II clinical trial testing its development drug paxalisib on aggressive brain cancer.

The Australian oncology-focused biotechnology company has two clinical-stage drug development candidates - paxalisib (GDC-0084) and TRX-E-002-1 (Cantrixil).

Kazia is an oncology-focused biotechnology company developing the drug paxalisib to treat brain cancer.

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Peter Switzer speaks to Kazia Therepeutics (KZA) CEO James Garner about the company's work to develop a new drug for cancer.

Kazia had a transformational year in 2019 with initial clinical efficacy read-outs from both its key R&D programs.

Kazia has concrete signals of clinical efficacy for its GDC-0084 program paxalisib in the exact patient population that is targeted for commercialisation.

Kazia plans to participate in the GBM AGILE international study as its primary path-to-market strategy for GDC-0084.

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The company anticipates further data read-outs in calendar 2020, along with the transition of GDC-0084 into a pivotal study for FDA registration.

Kazia plans to participate in the GBM AGILE international multi-drug adaptive phase II / III study as its primary path-to-market strategy for GDC-0084.

Kazia Therapeutics’ (ASX: KZA) lead drug GDC-0084 has been selected for use in GBM AGILE, which is an international academic-led glioblastoma study. According to Kazia, GBM AGILE is an adaptive phase II/phase III study that will test multip...

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Australian oncology company Kazia Therapeutics (ASX:KZA) has released interim data from its ongoing phase 2 study of GDC-0084 in glioblastoma, the most common and most aggressive form of primary brain cancer.

Majority of patients in the first stage of the study remain alive more than a year after diagnosis of glioblastoma, an aggressive form of primary brain cancer.

Biotechnology company Kazia Therapeutics (ASX: KZA) has reported early data from a phase 2 study into the effects of lead candidate GDC-0084 on newly-diagnosed brain glioblastomas in adults has shown the drug may delay the cancer’s progress...

The company has capitalised on recent share price appreciation driven by emerging data from broad-based clinical trial programs and has strengthened its balance sheet while minimising investor dilution.

Got 90 seconds? Then listen to Kazia Therapeutics CEO and Executive Director Dr. James Garner tell us about his AusBiotech Invest presentation and the company’s recent capital raising. Kazia Therapeutics (ASX:KZA) is an oncology focused dru...

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The company has capitalised on recent share price appreciation driven by emerging data from broad-based clinical trial programs and has strengthened its balance sheet while minimising investor dilution.

The cancer therapeutics developer expects its shares will swap hands again by Monday.

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Kazia has presented at the annual Congress of the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO), held in Barcelona.

Results from phase II study of its brain cancer therapeutic GDC-0084 are expected next quarter.

The company is in discussion with clinicians and potential collaborators regarding the strategy for further development of GDC-0084 in glioblastoma.

Sydney-based oncology biotechnology company Kazia Therapeutics, formerly known as Novogen, has been recognised at the 2019 ANZLF Trans-Tasman Innovation and Growth Awards.

The awards are run by the Australian New Zealand Leadership Forum which brings senior businesses and government leaders together to help both nations prosper in the global economy.

Toxicity can be a significant challenge in the treatment of childhood cancer, so it is very encouraging that GDC-0084 appears to have an acceptable tolerability profile.

The report points out Kazia’s accelerated 2023 GDC-0084 approval and maintains its base case 2024 launch scenario with an updated valuation.

The four award winners will be announced at a dinner in Auckland, New Zealand, next Thursday, September 12, presented by NZ Prime Minister Jacinta Arden.

If GDC-0084 is successful in phase-III, the drug will launch into a disease area that has been poorly served by the last two decades of progress in cancer treatment.

Selection of an INN is usually a necessary step before a new drug can be submitted for commercial registration.