Published on Saturday September 05, 2026

Smooth Drug Development August 2026 News Release

News – August 2026

Throughout August, our clinical programs continued to make steady progress, supported by key regulatory submissions, active feasibility studies, and strategic partnerships across global regions.

Clinical and Scientific Departments News: 

Phase I-IV Clinical Trials 

·     A Phase III Dermatology Study: 13 site-screening visits were conducted in the EAEU region.

·     A Phase I Hodgkin lymphoma Study: 6 subjects were screened, and 4 were randomized in the EAEU region.

·     A Phase I Locally advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) Study: 13 subjects were screened, and 1 was randomized.

·     A Phase III Immunology Study: All 18 patients have been enrolled in the study in Uzbekistan.

·     A Phase IV Vitamin Support Regimens Study: The Statistical Report for the vitamin support regimens clinical study has been prepared and submitted to the sponsor for review.

·     A Phase III Infectious Disease Study: The first 10 patients were screened in Uzbekistan, and regulatory authority approval was received in Pakistan.

·     A Phase III Gynecology Study I: 247 patients were screened; 200 patients were randomized.

·     A Phase III Gynecology study II: A total of 56 patients were screened, and 42 patients were randomized.

Bioequivalence (BE) Study

·     A BE study in healthy volunteers: The clinical trial authorization has been obtained in EAEU region. We are currently awaiting confirmation from the Sponsor regarding the expected timeline for delivery of the study drug.

Business Development News: 

Our Business Development team has been actively expanding partnerships and exploring new opportunities through strategic discussions and conference participation. Key Partner Engagements

·     The Smooth Drug Development Pakistan team attended the 2nd Clinical Trials Summit of Pakistan in Islamabad, Pakistan.Follow-up communications are ongoing with multiple companies, with several discussions advancing toward potential partnerships and future clinical development projects.