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RESEARCH & TREATMENTS • UNITED STATES

Trial finds izalontamab brengitecan doubled progression-free time in breast cancer

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A randomized trial found that patients with heavily pretreated, hormone receptor-positive breast cancer who received izalontamab brengitecan lived twice as long without disease progression. The supplied report does not state the trial phase, patient count, or whether the drug is approved.

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The result may be relevant to patients and cancer-care providers if confirmed and if the drug becomes available. The article does not establish U.S. approval or access.