Kazia Therapeutics Joins Australian Consortium to Develop AI-Driven, Personalized Therapy Strategies for Childhood Brain Cancers
Kazia Therapeutics Limited has announced its participation in a new Australian Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) project aimed at improving treatment strategies for diffuse midline glioma (DMG), including diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG). The three-year initiative, led by Professor Matt Dun of the University of Newcastle, will establish DMG-ADAPTS, an advanced AI-enabled clinical decision-making platform designed to optimize sequencing and timing of targeted therapies. Kazia will support the project by providing its investigational brain cancer drug paxalisib. The consortium will integrate multiomics data and non-invasive biomarkers to guide individualized therapy and anticipate resistance, with the goal of improving outcomes for children facing these aggressive brain tumors.
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