Radioactive Peptide Cancer Drug Passes Phase 3 Trial

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The drug reduced tumor progression in patients with advanced malignancies during a recent clinical study of a new delivery mechanism for radiation. The therapy attaches radioactive substances to peptides that bind to specific cancer cells, allowing the medication to deliver radiation that damages the DNA of the tumor directly to kill the cells.

This Phase 3 trial demonstrated the ability to delay cancer growth in patients who had already failed previous treatments. While full results of the study have not been released, the trial's success confirms the efficacy of using radioactive peptides to target tumors precisely rather than delivering radiation to the body more broadly.

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Radioactive Peptide Cancer Drug Passes Phase 3 Trial

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