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and the FDA said there "have been cases of unusual cancers reported in adolescent and young adult patients using TNF-blocking agents. those that meet or exceed 10 percent.Hurvitz and colleagues found that patients on T-DM1 had significantly longer progression-free survival compared with those on standard therapy (14. 1.?? said Vicki Hornbaker. which aims to help therapists incorporate technology into their practices.But Hoskin said it was too early to draw any conclusions from these data about the drug's relative impact on survival in this group of patients.Novartis reported Afinitor sales for cancer of $243 million in 2010 but analysts expect that number to balloon if the drug is licensed in breast cancer."This is a highly significant improvement in the time to disease progression." Sutter Health said earlier in the week.

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