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Takeda’s Exkivity receives NICE recommendation for rare form of lung cancer

Takeda’s Exkivity receives NICE recommendation for rare form of lung cancer

mutation-positive (Exon20ins+) advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), who have already received platinum-based chemotherapy. ... Patients with EGFR Exon20ins+ NSCLC make up approximately 2% of patients with NSCLC.

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  • China: AstraZeneca’s new engine for growth and innovation China: AstraZeneca’s new engine for growth and innovation

    There is a good reason why Tagrisso was chosen for the fast track – the drug is for patients with epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) T790M mutation-positive non-small cell lung ... The EGFR mutation is particularly prevalent in Asian populations

  • Harnessing complexity Harnessing complexity

    While more established methodologies still dominate, Next Generation Sequencing is starting to make an impact in the Oncology CDx world, as this breakdown of methodologies used for EGFR mutation testing in

  • Transforming times at AstraZeneca Transforming times at AstraZeneca

    It is a particularly pressing matter for AZ considering the company has several personalised medicines on market or in development, including Iressa (gefitinib) to treat lung cancer patients with a mutation ... in the EGFR-TK gene and Lynparza, which is

  • Diagnostics are rising up the pharma value chain Diagnostics are rising up the pharma value chain

    lung cancer, which was backed together with Roche Diagnostics' cobas EGFR Mutation Test. ... He adds: “What do we do when a person says they have a mutation of this type of cancer and there seems to be a drug.

  • Interview: AstraZeneca's Susan Galbraith Interview: AstraZeneca's Susan Galbraith

    If approved, the drug would complement AZ's other NSCLC drug, Iressa, which is approved in NSCLC patients with the EGFR mutation. ... Another development is AZD9291 – a drug which addresses the T790M mutation, which is a key resistance mechanism to

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