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FDA granted Fast Track designation to Allarity Therapeutics' drug, led by CEO Thomas Jensen.

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FDA granted Fast Track designation to Allarity Therapeutics' drug, led by CEO Thomas Jensen.

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  1. Allarity Therapeutics, led by CEO Thomas Jensen, is advancing its drug stenoparib toward U.S. regulatory approval and holds pending patent applications in China, India, and Japan.Sub-event
  2. Allarity Therapeutics received Fast Track designation from the FDA.1 source
  3. Allarity Therapeutics secures rights to Eisai's drug; Jensen leads as CEO.

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  • GlobeNewswireAllarity Therapeutics Granted FDA Fast Track Designation for Stenoparib for the Treatment of Advanced Ovarian Cancer TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., August 26, 2025 -- Allarity Therapeutics, Inc. (“Allarity” o
  • GlobeNewswireAllarity Therapeutics Provides Second Quarter 2025 Update, Highlighting Clinical Progress, IP Expansion, and New Partnerships - Successfully initiated enrollment in advanced Phase 2 ovarian cancer tr
  • GlobeNewswireAllarity Therapeutics Announces New Licensing and Laboratory Services Agreement to Expand DRP® Platform Utilization TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., July 15, 2025 -- Allarity Therapeutics, Inc. (“Allarity” or t
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