Creative Medical Technology Holdings Inc. announced the achievement of its second International Nonproprietary Name $(INN)$ milestone with the World Health Organization (WHO), marking further regulatory progress in its cell therapy pipeline. The WHO has published the proposed INN "etaroleucel" for CELZ-101, the company's autologous regulatory T-cell immunotherapy program, which is now entering the formal objection period prior to final confirmation. Additionally, CELZ-201 (olastrocel) is also progressing through internationally recognized regulatory pathways. This recognition by the WHO is essential for global clinical development, regulatory alignment, and potential commercialization of the company’s therapies. No other beneficiary organizations were mentioned.
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