Due to the heterogeneity of triple negative breast cancer, the most promising emerging agents in development target only specific subsets of patients, notes a new report from Decision Resources.
The two novel emerging therapies niraparib (from US oncology drug developer Tesaro [Nasdaq: TSRO]) and Xtandi (enzalutamide; Medivation [Nasdaq: MDVN]/Astellas [TYO- 4503]) are set to offer efficacy advantages over currently available agents in the BRCA1/2-mutation positive and androgen receptor triple negative patient populations, respectively.
Other key findings from the DecisionBase 2014 report titled Breast Cancer (Triple-Negative, Advanced/Metastatic): What Attributes will Distinguish Emerging Therapies in the Eyes of Oncologists and Payers?:
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