Approval After Phase I: Ceritinib Runs the Three-Minute Mile

  • Chabner B
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The FDA approval of ceritinib after its phase I trial marks the beginning of a new era of cancer drug development for industry, for its academic partners, and for patients. Cautions remain about dosing and side effects, but this is an important new drug, filling a void for crizotinib-resistant disease, and its accelerated approval after phase I is well justified.

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Chabner, B. A. (2014). Approval After Phase I: Ceritinib Runs the Three-Minute Mile. The Oncologist, 19(6), 577–578. https://doi.org/10.1634/theoncologist.2014-0143

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