Ziftomenib Shows Clinically Meaningful Activity in Heavily Pretreated NPM1‑Mutated AML — A Targeted Option for a Molecularly Defined Relapse Population

Ziftomenib Shows Clinically Meaningful Activity in Heavily Pretreated NPM1‑Mutated AML — A Targeted Option for a Molecularly Defined Relapse Population

In the phase II registration cohort of KOMET‑001, oral menin inhibitor ziftomenib achieved a CR/CRh rate of 22% (61% MRD negativity) and an ORR of 33% in relapsed/refractory NPM1‑mutated AML with manageable toxicity, supporting further study and potential use as a molecularly targeted salvage option.