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NICE backs two advanced breast cancer drugs after price cuts

NICE backs two advanced breast cancer drugs after price cuts

Women in England and Wales with advanced breast cancer can now get access to two CDK 4/6 inhibitor drugs - Pfizer’s Ibrance and Novartis’Kisqali - after pricing negotiations between the ... important breakthroughs for women with advanced breast

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  • Dismay as NICE turns down first-line use of AZ's Faslodex Dismay as NICE turns down first-line use of AZ's Faslodex

    AstraZeneca's hopes of expanding the use of its breast cancer therapy Faslodex in the UK look rocky after NICE rejected the drug in draft guidance. ... Baroness Delyth Morgan, chief executive at medical charity Breast Cancer Now, said the verdict was

  • Novartis claims EU approval for breast cancer drug Kisqali Novartis claims EU approval for breast cancer drug Kisqali

    Novartis claims EU approval for breast cancer drug Kisqali. Firm's CDK4/6 inhibitor can now challenge Pfizer's Ibrance in Europe. ... Novartis can now challenge Pfizer's blockbuster breast cancer drug Ibrance in Europe after gaining approval for its

  • Clovis rockets on maintenance data in ovarian cancer Clovis rockets on maintenance data in ovarian cancer

    their indications into other indications such as breast cancer. ... Another candidate - AbbVie's veliparib - failed two phase III trials in April (in breast and lung cancer) and now looks unlikely to challenge the leaders.

  • NICE relents on Kadcyla after Roche pricing negotiations NICE relents on Kadcyla after Roche pricing negotiations

    The agreement has been welcomed by charity Breast Cancer Now, which has been pushing hard for a price cut on the drug for years. ... Breast Cancer Now delivered a warning about another Roche HER2 drug - Perjeta (pertuzumab) - which it said was at risk

  • AZ's Lynparza shows PARP inhibitor potential in breast cancer AZ's Lynparza shows PARP inhibitor potential in breast cancer

    AstraZeneca's Lynparza was the first PARP inhibitor to reach the market for BRAC-positive ovarian cancer, and is now the first drug in its class to show effectiveness in breast ... The data were well-received at ASCO, with the organisation's president -

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    Two days after the student midwife’s tweet, UK organisation Breast Cancer Now shared its own response to the guidance, also tweeting to Pfizer and NICE and urging them to work ... Breast Cancer Now is followed by almost 40, 000, and its tweet, which it

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