Core Insights - Propanc Biopharma has submitted a request for a foreign filing license from Spain for two provisional patents aimed at treating resistant cancer and fibrosis, marking a significant step in its research and development efforts [1][5] - The first patent focuses on methods to treat cancers that have developed resistance to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, addressing the urgent need for new strategies to prevent recurrence and treatment failure [2] - The second patent pertains to compositions and methods for treating fibrosis, which is characterized by excessive scar tissue accumulation and can affect various organ systems, significantly impacting morbidity and mortality [3] Patent Details - The first provisional patent addresses treatment methods for chemotherapy-resistant cancers, highlighting the ongoing high global mortality rates and the necessity for innovative approaches [2] - The second provisional patent represents a novel addition to Propanc's intellectual property portfolio, utilizing the lead product candidate PRP for chronic diseases beyond cancer, particularly focusing on the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) as a therapeutic target [4] Future Plans - The CEO of Propanc, James Nathanielsz, emphasized that the submission of these patents is a pivotal moment for the company, with plans for a Phase 1b, First-In-Human study in 2026 to determine the therapeutic dose of PRP [5] - The company aims to explore the application of PRP across multiple disease conditions in subsequent Phase 2 proof-of-concept studies, positioning it as a novel therapeutic approach that encourages normal cell behavior without the cytotoxic effects of standard treatments [5] Company Overview - Propanc Biopharma is focused on developing innovative treatments to prevent cancer recurrence and metastasis by targeting cancer stem cells through proenzyme activation, with its lead product candidate PRP designed to address the underlying drivers of cancer proliferation [6]