Rasonque Debuts in Pancreatic Cancer as Investors Eye a Historic Launch
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Revolution Medicines wins FDA approval for Rasonque (daraxonrasib) in metastatic pancreatic cancer, triggering optimism of a historic oncology launch and potential multi‑billion sales, but raising questions about first‑line use, payer coverage, and how quickly patients move from expanded‑access to commercial treatment amid a $39,800 monthly price and a broad label whose criteria for multiagent therapy remain unclear.
Topics:business#drug-pricing#expanded-access-program#healthcare#pancreatic-cancer#rasonque#revolution-medicines
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- New Drug Approved by F.D.A. for Pancreatic Cancer Could Be First of Many The New York Times
- FDA Approves RevMed’s Breakthrough Pill for Pancreatic Cancer Bloomberg
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