Activity of Targeted/Immune Therapy Approach in Patients with Advanced Urothelial Cancer
Findings from the BISCAY study
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Findings from the BISCAY study
Approval is based on findings from prespecified interim analysis of ongoing KEYNOTE-811 study
Adverse events associated with abemaciclib were characterised in patients participating in the phase III open-label monarchE study
Close monitoring needed to allow earlier identification and effective management of interstitial lung disease
Translational findings from the WSG-ADAPT study
Swedish investigators found that clinical benefit with endocrine therapy differs by risk group
No new safety signals occurred with neoadjuvant pertuzumab/trastuzumab at five years
AC-KP did not result in improved efficacy in any reasonably sized biomarker subgroup
Non-inferiority with the short- versus long-term adjuvant trastuzumab could not be claimed
Results from two studies support further development to incorporate RAD51 testing in clinical decision making
Findings from the GELATO study
Findings from the final analysis of the TITAN study in patients with metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer
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