Roivant dis­con­tin­ues blood can­cer pro­gram as it fails to re­vive old Ei­sai drug, to dis­solve Hema­vant

Roivant dis­closed Tues­day morn­ing that it has stopped work on a treat­ment for myelodys­plas­tic syn­dromes, a pre­cur­sor dis­ease to acute myeloid leukemia, af­ter an in­ter­im analy­sis of a Phase I/II study. The com­pa­ny al­so con­firmed to End­points News that it plans to dis­solve one if its ‘vants,’ Hema­vant.

The as­set, named RVT-2001, was the sole pro­gram housed by Hema­vant, a Roivant sub­sidiary which launched in 2022 in an ef­fort to re­vive the can­di­date.

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