Latest Acute Myeloid Leukemia News

A handful of healthcare names did the heavy lifting this week, driven by FDA wins, guideline upgrades, and big shifts in sales and cashflow. The flip side: several clinical-stage stocks fell hard as investors stayed picky about near-term proof and funding.

Racura Oncology reported a transformative quarter with key scientific discoveries, expanded clinical programs, and a robust cash position of $20.94 million, setting the stage for pivotal cancer trials in 2026.

Chimeric Therapeutics reports encouraging clinical progress in its CAR-T and NK cell therapy trials, alongside FDA orphan drug designation and a strategic funding boost to propel development.

Racura Oncology has appointed Beyond Drug Development to oversee its HARNESS-1 Phase 1a/b trial combining RC220 with osimertinib in EGFR-mutated non-small cell lung cancer patients, marking a key step toward clinical advancement.

Race Oncology has received a $2.8 million Australian R&D tax refund for FY2025, with further overseas R&D rebates expected, bolstering its clinical development of innovative cancer therapies.

Race Oncology has announced pivotal new clinical trials for its lead asset RC220, aiming to accelerate regulatory approval in Acute Myeloid Leukemia and tackle resistance in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.

Chimeric Therapeutics has responded to ASX inquiries regarding the disclosure timing and materiality of new clinical data from its ADVENT-AML trial, emphasizing compliance with continuous disclosure rules and the careful verification of promising patient responses.

Chimeric Therapeutics has progressed its CHM CDH17 and CHM CORE-NK clinical trials with promising safety and efficacy signals, while securing a key manufacturing partnership and appointing a renowned haematologist to its board. However, the company faces a pressing cash runway challenge.

Chimeric Therapeutics reports encouraging Phase 1B data from its ADVENT-AML trial, showing safety and multiple complete responses in high-risk AML patients treated with CORE-NK combined with standard therapies.

Race Oncology has uncovered that its anticancer drug bisantrene exists as three light-sensitive isomers, with only one showing potent activity. The company has filed patents to protect this active form, potentially extending its intellectual property rights until 2045.

Race Oncology’s Phase 1b/2 trial of RC110 bisantrene for relapsed or refractory acute myeloid leukemia has demonstrated a 40% response rate, exceeding expectations and offering new hope for difficult-to-treat patients.

Chimeric Therapeutics has advanced its CHM CDH17 CAR-T program with dose escalation and FDA Fast Track status, alongside promising early results in AML trials and a successful $6.6 million capital raise.