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NICE recommends use of Tarceva for relapsed NSCLC - Roche

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Last updated: 4th Apr 2014
Published: 4th Apr 2014
Source: Pharmawand

NICE has changed its previous recommendation, and now supports the continued use of Tarceva (erlotinib), from Roche, as a second-line treatment for patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer. In February, NICE issued an announcment that it would be limiting access to Tarceva after a review found that the drug no longer met NICE criteria for clinical and cost-effectiveness. Following consultation, NICE has modified the draft guidance to allow the continued use of the drug for relapsed NSCLC.

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