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

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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