EMA recommends restricting use of cancer medicine Rubraca

EMA

22 July 2022 - EMA’s human medicines committee, CHMP, has recommended that Rubraca (rucaparib camsylate) should no longer be used as third-line treatment for cancers of the ovary, fallopian tubes or peritoneum with a BRCA mutation in patients whose cancer has come back after at least two platinum-based chemotherapies and who cannot have further platinum-based therapy.

The recommendation follows the review of final data from the ARIEL4 trial, that compared Rubraca with chemotherapy in patients whose cancer had come back after at least two previous treatments and who were still eligible for further chemotherapy.

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