Lynparza demonstrated clinically meaningful prolonged survival benefit in early breast cancer in OlympiA Phase 3 trial
First and only PARP inhibitor to improve overall survival in early breast cancer
First and only PARP inhibitor to improve overall survival in early breast cancer
Imfinzi also recommended for patients with mismatch repair deficient disease
First PARP inhibitor approved in Japan to demonstrate clinically meaningful benefits in combination with a new hormonal agent
The committee voted that FDA should restrict use of LYNPARZA plus abi/pred to these BRCAm mCRPC patients
AstraZeneca and Merck are committed to working with the FDA to bring LYNPARZA in combination with abi/pred to patients diagnosed with mCRPC.
First PARP inhibitor and new hormonal agent combination approved for these patients in Europe
First PARP inhibitor to demonstrate clinical benefit in radiographic progression-free survival in combination with a new hormonal agent with or without homologous recombination repair gene mutations
One in two women with advanced ovarian cancer has an HRD-positive tumor
The Phase 3 SOLO-1 trial demonstrated 67% of advanced ovarian cancer patients with BRCA mutations receiving LYNPARZA were alive at seven years versus 47% of placebo patients
First and only PARP inhibitor to improve invasive disease-free survival, the primary endpoint, and overall survival, a key secondary endpoint, in these patients
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