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Investigational drug doubled survival in a gastroesophageal cancer trial, report says

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A randomized trial found that heavily pretreated patients with gastroesophageal cancer lived longer with an investigational antibody-drug conjugate targeting CLDN 18.2, according to MedPage Today. The article summary does not provide the trial’s size, phase, or detailed results.

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Why it matters

The finding could matter to people with advanced gastroesophageal cancer if further research confirms the benefit and the treatment becomes available. The supplied report does not establish whether the drug is approved or when it might be available in the United States.