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Analysis of: Poniard Pharmaceuticals Announces Positive First-line Phase 1 Safety and Efficacy Data With Picoplatin in Metastatic Prostate Cancer Patients | www.pipelinereview.com
Picoplatin + Taxotere (Sanofi) appears in a Phase I trial, to be better than Taxotere alone in reducing PSA levels in metastatic prostate cancer (MPCA.)      (Comparing historical, not head to head data)
Analysis of: Cell Genesys Reports Association Between Immune Response and Patient Survival in Phase 2 Trial of GVAX Immunotherapy for Prostate Cancer | www.pipelinereview.com
Immunologic response translated into improved survivals in 1/2 of the trial subjects!
Eric Whitman, MD, Medical Director, Office of Grants and Research
Eric Whitman, MD, Medical Director, Office of Grants and Research
Atlantic Health System Inc
Analysis of: Dendreon Presents Data Correlating the Cumulative Potency of PROVENGE(R) to Overall Survival | www.pipelinereview.com
This data attempts, yet again, to suggest that Provenge is more effective when the cell counts are higher, and more of the cells have CD54 "helper" antigens on their surface. These data are similar to other misleading news releases about Provenge from Dendreon. This is a subset of patients from...
Analysis of: Dendreon Presents Data Correlating the Cumulative Potency of PROVENGE(R) to Overall Survival | www.pipelinereview.com
It appears they finally made an attempt to infer causality from a previous result and determine what, if any, treatment effect was implied. I'm quite happy to see this type of analysis but would want to look at all the details, including the raw data if possible, before drawing too many...
Joseph Schappert, MD, Medical Director
Icon Central Laboratories, Inc.
Analysis of: Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems | www.washingtonpost.com
Diagnostic tools are availible to identify these adverse effects at an early stage in their clinical development. These tools should mitigate the seriousness of these adverse events.
Analysis of: Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems | www.washingtonpost.com
Patients with rare malignancies, especially those with already metastatic diseases, are being treated with novel oncologic agents.  However, as is being seen with many drugs, the hemodynamic consequences of these agents, in many cases a rise in blood pressure, may lead to cardiovascular consequences. ...
Analysis of: Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems | www.washingtonpost.com
undefined The cardiomyocyte is highly sensitive to perturbations in energy generation, largely because of its huge energy demani (Force, Nat Rev Cancer 2007). Mitochondrial dysfunction and energy depletion seem to be a common theme in cardiotoxicity. However, unlike in anthracycline cardiotoxicity,...
Michael Grossbard, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
February 19, 2008
Strike One for Sutent
Analysis of: Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems | www.washingtonpost.com
Several agents have recently received FDA approval for the treatment of renal cell carcinoma including Sutent, Nexavar and Torisel.  The recent study describes a 15% rate of cardiovascular toxicities in patients  receiving Sutent including heart failure.  Y+This is a higher rate than...
Michael Grossbard, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Analysis of: Genentech’s Avastin Slows Spread Of Breast Cancer | www.pharmalot.com
Avastin faces a substantial hurdle when it goes before the FDA for approval in first line breast cancer therapy.  There has been much debate over the progression free survival benefit (5.5 months) but no overall survival benefit for this agent.  The newly reported European data on Avastin...
Taral Patel, MD, Oncologist
Taral Patel, MD, Oncologist
Mid Ohio Oncology Hematology Inc.
February 19, 2008
Avastin In Breast cancer
Analysis of: In Second Trial, Avastin Is Found Effective in Treating Breast Cancer | www.nytimes.com
New data with low and high dose of Avastin with Taxoter
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