CTI BioPharma Corp. will tap a huge percentage of the myelofibrosis market poorly served by existing therapies with the approval of its JAK2/IRAK1 inhibitor, Vonjo (pacritinib), as it prepares to make the drug available in less than two weeks.
CTI Bites Off Big Chunk Of Myelofibrosis Market With Vonjo Approval
The accelerated approval for the JAK2/IRAK1 inhibitor, CTI’s first commercial product, carves out an underserved market accounting for about one-third of the US myelofibrosis population.
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