NeOnc Technologies (NTHI) announced updated clinical results from its ongoing Phase 1/2a and compassionate-use experience evaluating intranasal NEO100 in patients with recurrent WHO Grade III/IV IDH1-mutant astrocytoma. Since the Company’s prior announcement and 8K event on November 12, 2025, an additional patient has achieved both durable long-term survival and radiographic remission, further strengthening the clinical signal observed with intranasal NEO100. With this update, the expanded clinical cohort now includes 25 patients, reinforcing the reproducibility and durability of treatment benefit. Updated results demonstrate that treatment with intranasally delivered NEO100 has resulted in significant radiographic remission in 6 of 25 patients, representing 3X increase over the 8% response rates typically reported with salvage therapies in recurrent high-grade gliomas. Additionally, 44% of patients achieved six-month progression-free survival, exceeding historical benchmarks of 21-31% for IDH1-mutant recurrent high-grade gliomas. Importantly, 9 of 25 patients remain alive greater than or equal to18 months following initiation of NEO100, providing further evidence of meaningful long-term survival in this heavily pretreated population. No significant toxicity has been observed with intranasal administration of NEO100, even with prolonged and chronic dosing.
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