?Today, May 28, 2021, the first anti-KRAS targeted treatment is approved by @FDAOncology, marking a landmark step in the fight against cancer https://t.co/P57xTRmAGn
— Paolo Tarantino (@PTarantinoMD) May 28, 2021
BREAKING: For decades, scientists struggled to find a medicine that could treat one of the most common cancer mutations. Amgen has won approval from U.S. health regulators for the first drug targeting the KRAS mutation, @joewalkerWSJ reports. https://t.co/QdmdA0uSdJ
— Jonathan Rockoff (@jonathanrockoff) May 28, 2021
A major advance in oncology arrives! Very impressive speed from discovery to approval! Bravo @Amgen @US_FDA! Patients are waiting!https://t.co/4s1U0NPrel
— John Maraganore (@JMaraganore) May 28, 2021
Great news !! Finally a new targeted therapy option for patients with KRAS G12C mutation #LCSM @kRasKickers Many thanks to all the patients who participated in the clinical trials.. https://t.co/fWhuYAeFym
— Vamsi Velcheti, MD (@VamsiVelcheti) May 28, 2021
I thought I would never see the day a targeted agent would be @US_FDA approved for KRAS mutated cancer. This is a “potential blockbuster” says the @WSJ https://t.co/k9EJhJ9iID
— Lucky Lara (@PrimoLaraMD) May 28, 2021
Big Pharma at it again: Amgen Wins Approval for Pathbreaking Lung Cancer Drug https://t.co/5b79kKqwFf
— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) May 28, 2021
Amgen Wins Approval for Pathbreaking Lung Cancer Drughttps://t.co/x5PsLagMJB
— Junaid (@juneymb) May 28, 2021
For decades, scientists struggled to find a medicine that could treat one of the most common cancer mutations.
— Anthony DeRosa ? (@Anthony) May 28, 2021
Amgen has won approval from U.S. health regulators for the first drug targeting the KRAS mutation. https://t.co/kAhKKHOwSr
Amgen Wins Approval for Pathbreaking Lung Cancer Drug https://t.co/AimfJjB8Uv
— Austin Petersen ?? (@AP4Liberty) May 28, 2021
.@US_FDA approves @Amgen drug for #lungcancer with specific mutation (KRAS G12C)... Hope for other patients that also carry this mutation. ? ? ? #LCSM #pancsm #crcsm @letswinpc https://t.co/fFMqSs66VZ via @nbcnews
— Dr. Allyson Ocean (@drallysonocean) May 28, 2021