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NeOnc Targets Major Brain Cancer Trial Expansion with 500 Patients Across 30 Hospitals in Three Countries

Key Takeaway: NeOnc Technologies Holdings plans to expand its brain cancer trial to 500 patients across 30 hospitals in three countries. The trial aims to address challenges in delivering therapies to the brain, utilizing an intranasal delivery method. Early observations show a 24% remission rate, providing a foundation for further research.

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POSITIVE FACTORS

  • Plans a 500-patient trial across 30 hospitals.
  • Intranasal delivery targets the blood-brain barrier.
  • Reports 24% remission in early clinical data.
  • Patient stories highlight the need for further research.

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From our catalyst data and publicly available data · not financial advice
Best trade, last catalyst
+57%
120-day peak, hindsight
Typical move
1.2%
average across 2 past catalysts
Cash runway
~0 mo
High dilution risk
Lead asset
NEO100
Phase 1 · Glioblastoma Multiforme

Full Press Release Details

DENVER, Oct. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (247marketnews.com) — NeOnc Technologies Holdings (NASDAQ: NTHI) is setting its sights on a substantially larger international clinical effort, outlining plans for a trial targeting approximately 500 patients across 30 hospitals in three countries during a discussion on Health Uncensored with Dr. Drew, on Fox Business Network.
The proposed expansion brings fresh attention to NeOnc’s effort to address one of brain cancer treatment’s toughest challenges: delivering potential therapies into the brain. The discussion connected the scale of the company’s ambitions with its investigational treatment strategy, early clinical observations and the patients whose experiences give that work urgency.
Five developments stood out.

An ambitious international trial plan

The planned approximately 500-patient trial would take NeOnc’s research into a substantially larger clinical setting, extending evaluation beyond the smaller patient groups discussed in its early clinical experience.
With around 30 hospitals envisioned across three countries, the proposed study represents a significant development goal for the company. These figures describe planned participation, rather than completed enrollment.

Taking on the blood-brain barrier

The brain’s natural defenses can also stand in the way of treatment. The blood-brain barrier protects the brain, but it can prevent potential therapies from reaching tumors.
NeOnc’s investigational NEO100 program approaches that challenge through intranasal administration, a delivery method designed to carry therapy through the nose to the brain while bypassing the blood-brain barrier. The approach makes drug delivery itself a central part of the company’s treatment strategy.

Matching treatment to tumor biology

The discussion also highlighted NeOnc’s precision medicine approach: identifying molecular characteristics that may help determine which patients could respond to treatment.
Researchers discussed IDH mutations and the evaluation of NEO100 in patients with these tumor characteristics. By pairing targeted patient selection with intranasal delivery, NeOnc is investigating both how a therapy reaches the brain and whom it may help.

Early findings provide a reason to keep advancing

The discussion drew attention to earlier clinical observations, including a reported 24% remission figure. In its December 2025 clinical update, NeOnc described significant radiographic remission in six of 25 patients across its combined clinical and compassionate-use experience.
Those findings give the larger research effort a meaningful foundation to investigate. They remain preliminary observations from a small, nonrandomized population and do not establish treatment effectiveness or predict individual outcomes.

More time with family is the goal

The patient stories brought the purpose of the research into focus. One patient described reaching two years on therapy and reported tolerating treatment without reactions and when Dr Drew asked her doctor if the tumor was staying or regressing, Dr. Wallace responded, “We can’t see it, actually, at this moment.”
Physicians spoke about what additional time could mean: another birthday, another anniversary and more moments with loved ones. These individual experiences cannot establish how other patients will respond, but they underscore why further research matters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the goal of NeOnc's new trial?

The trial aims to evaluate treatment delivery for brain cancer in 500 patients.

How many hospitals will participate in the trial?

The trial will involve approximately 30 hospitals across three countries.

What is the reported remission rate in early findings?

Early observations indicate a 24% remission rate among participants.

What delivery method is NeOnc using for treatment?

NeOnc employs an intranasal delivery method to bypass the blood-brain barrier.

Last updated: Oct 26, 2026