New drug can help stop certain breast cancer tumours early, trial shows

A trial called Serena-6 shows that camizestrant stops cancer cells from using hormones to grow, which helps patients stay well longer and delays the need for chemotherapy
New drug can help stop certain breast cancer tumours early, trial shows

The Institute of Cancer Research. Picture: Luciana Guerra/PA

A new drug can help stop certain breast cancer tumours before they grow, experts say.

A trial called Serena-6 shows that camizestrant stops cancer cells from using hormones to grow, which helps patients stay well longer and delays the need for chemotherapy.

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