Final Results of Key Secondary OS Endpoint From Phase 3 PROpel Trial presented, OS endpoint not met
Susan Galbraith, executive vice president, oncology R&D, AstraZeneca, said, “Both PARP, the target of LYNPARZA, and the androgen receptor are important for providing DNA repair in prostate cancer. The results in the overall trial population from PROpel illustrate how the combination of LYNPARZA and abiraterone can exploit the dependency of the androgen receptor’s role in DNA repair on PARP to provide greater anticancer activity than abiraterone alone. Based on the totality of the data, it is notable to see this combination delivering a meaningful benefit in a broad population of patients in this setting, which is further underscored by the recent indication approved in the European Union.”
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