Gemcitabine News and Research

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Gemcitabine is the active ingredient in a drug that is used to treat pancreatic cancer that is advanced or has spread. It is also used together with other drugs to treat breast cancer that has spread, advanced ovarian cancer, and non-small cell lung cancer that is advanced or has spread. It is also being studied in the treatment of other types of cancer. Gemcitabine blocks the cell from making DNA and may kill cancer cells. It is a type of antimetabolite
Enrollment complete in Clovis' CO-101 pivotal study for metastatic pancreatic cancer

Enrollment complete in Clovis' CO-101 pivotal study for metastatic pancreatic cancer

Study shows how to defeat chemotherapy barrier in pancreatic cancer

Study shows how to defeat chemotherapy barrier in pancreatic cancer

PEGPH20 enzyme re-expands insides of blood vessels to allow more drugs to reach tumours

PEGPH20 enzyme re-expands insides of blood vessels to allow more drugs to reach tumours

FHCRC research represents potential breakthrough in treatment of pancreas cancer

FHCRC research represents potential breakthrough in treatment of pancreas cancer

Rigosertib drug shows promise against advanced pancreatic cancer

Rigosertib drug shows promise against advanced pancreatic cancer

Combination treatment for pancreatic cancer increases intratumoral gemcitabine levels

Combination treatment for pancreatic cancer increases intratumoral gemcitabine levels

Study identifies how chemo drug combination kills pancreatic cancer cells

Study identifies how chemo drug combination kills pancreatic cancer cells

Combination of gemcitabine and MRK003 kills pancreatic cancer cells

Combination of gemcitabine and MRK003 kills pancreatic cancer cells

EMA CHMP recommends CTI's Pixuvri for conditional approval

EMA CHMP recommends CTI's Pixuvri for conditional approval

Merck Serono enters development agreement with Threshold for hypoxia-targeted drug

Merck Serono enters development agreement with Threshold for hypoxia-targeted drug

Sofie to receive U.S. patent for novel PET probes

Sofie to receive U.S. patent for novel PET probes

New data from Infinity saridegib and gemcitabine Phase 1b/2 combination trial on pancreatic cancer

New data from Infinity saridegib and gemcitabine Phase 1b/2 combination trial on pancreatic cancer

Rexahn receives approval to initiate RX-3117 Phase I trial in solid tumors

Rexahn receives approval to initiate RX-3117 Phase I trial in solid tumors

Ganitumab shows promise in early-phase trials for metastatic pancreatic cancer

Ganitumab shows promise in early-phase trials for metastatic pancreatic cancer

Oncolytics REOLYSIN-Gemzar combination Phase 2 pancreatic cancer clinical trial meets primary endpoint

Oncolytics REOLYSIN-Gemzar combination Phase 2 pancreatic cancer clinical trial meets primary endpoint

Scottsdale resident donates $1 million to TGen pancreatic cancer initiative

Scottsdale resident donates $1 million to TGen pancreatic cancer initiative

Infinity third quarter total revenue increases marginally to $23.3 million

Infinity third quarter total revenue increases marginally to $23.3 million

OncoGenex commences enrollment in OGX-427 Phase II trial for bladder cancer

OncoGenex commences enrollment in OGX-427 Phase II trial for bladder cancer

Study: Lung cancer patients with diabetes mellitus tend to live longer

Study: Lung cancer patients with diabetes mellitus tend to live longer

JCO publishes data from Celgene's ABRAXANE Phase II combination trial on pancreatic cancer

JCO publishes data from Celgene's ABRAXANE Phase II combination trial on pancreatic cancer

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