
Oncology NEWS International
- Oncology NEWS International Vol 16 No 3
- Volume 16
- Issue 3
Nexavar Effective in Advanced HCC: Phase III Trial Stopped
Nexavar Effective in Advanced HCC: Phase III Trial Stopped
WEST HAVEN, ConnecticutBayer and Onyx (Emeryville, California) have stopped the phase III SHARP trial of sorafenib (Nexavar) in patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), based on the recommendation of an independent monitoring committee after interim data showed that the trial had met its primary endpoint. Patients in the Nexavar arm achieved a "superior overall survival," compared to those in the placebo arm, and adverse events were similar in both arms, the companies said in a press release. All patients enrolled in the trial are now being given access to Nexavar.
Articles in this issue
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Peptide-Based Breast Ca Vaccines Promising in Early Trialsabout 19 years ago
Diagnostic Dilemma: GI Diseaseabout 19 years ago
Imatinib Responses in CML May Take Timeabout 19 years ago
IV Vidaza Approved; Oral Formulation to Be Testedabout 19 years ago
Study Confirms Avastin Advantage in Advanced NSCLCabout 19 years ago
Legal Services Should Be a Component of Standard Cancer Careabout 19 years ago
Mouse Virus Evidence Suggests Viral Basis for Breast Caabout 19 years ago
Groups Oppose Ruling on Access to Experimental Drugsabout 19 years ago
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