Novartis has been given the OK to market its aromatase inhibitor, Femara (letrozole), as a treatment for use after surgery in postmenopausal women with hormone-sensitive early breast cancer. Approval of the new indication was based on results from the Breast International Group (BIG 1-98) study, which showed an additional 21% reduction in risk for cancer recurrence over tamoxifen therapy and a 27% reduction in the risk of cancer metastases to distant parts of the body. The drug was given a six-month priority review.
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October 27th 2022Drug Topics® is joined by Dr. Alex Capano, Chief Science Officer at Ananda Professional to discuss what CBD is used for mental health, where research should go next, and how to ensure that patients are getting effective CBD products.
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