Giredestrant combination significantly improved PFS in ER-positive advanced breast cancer in Ph 3 evERA; data published in The NEJM
“The evERA results represent an important step forward for people with ER-positive advanced breast cancer and underscore the potential for giredestrant to help address the challenge of disease progression in this setting,” said Levi Garraway, MD, PhD, Roche’s Chief Medical Officer and Head of Global Product Development. “Together with the positive phase III lidERA results in early breast cancer, these findings reinforce the potential of giredestrant to redefine care in both metastatic and early disease settings.”
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