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How are you interpreting the early RASolute 302 trial findings (daraxonrasib) in metastatic PDAC?

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Medical Oncology · University of Wisconsin

This is an extremely exciting time in pancreatic cancer treatment! I note that PDAC/KRAS G12D has a plenary this year at ASCO's Annual Meeting. The company has also put out a press release stating this is a positive study against chemotherapy with a doubling of overall survival. Of course, we all wa...

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Medical Oncology · Moffitt Cancer Center

I think the early RASolute 302 signal is very promising and could be practice-changing, but I would still interpret it with some caution until we see the full dataset.

The reported improvement in overall survival is striking—approximately 13.2 months vs 6.7 months with chemotherapy, essentially a do...

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Medical Oncology · Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey

Obviously we must see the data and await the ASCO presentation eagerly.

But after years of Gemcitabine plus “your drug here” trials (since first approved in 1996 based on an invented clinical endpoint), and seeing all those drugs fail; and after years of only improvement through chemotherapy triplet...

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