Aptevo reports substantial cut in infusion-related reactions with mipletamig in AML trial
Aptevo Therapeutics said successive refinements to the priming-dose regimen for its lead candidate, mipletamig, substantially reduced infusion-related reactions in the ongoing RAINIER study in frontline acute myeloid leukemia. The company said the change supports its preparation for Phase 2 development, which it expects to initiate in 2027, but the filing gives no numerical measure of the reduction and states that the findings do not establish improved efficacy.
Key points
- Successive priming-dose refinements substantially reduced infusion-related reactions, per the press release; no reduction percentage is disclosed.
- Mipletamig data will be presented at the ASH 68th Annual Meeting, December 12-15, 2026, in New Orleans.
- Aptevo expects to complete the RAINIER study by year-end 2026 and initiate Phase 2 development in 2027.
The filing
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