Abstract
The first direct inhibitor of MYC to enter human clinical testing appears to be safe, with signs of antitumor activity in patients with advanced solid cancers. Treatment with OMO-103 led to stable disease in about half of trial participants, but the drug's mechanism of action and the extent of on-target engagement remain matters of debate.
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