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Imfinzi EV Improves Efs Os in Bladder Cancer
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AI-generatedPositive clinical data for AstraZeneca's Imfinzi (durvalumab) combined with enfortumab vedotin (EV) in muscle-invasive bladder cancer. The commercial mechanism is a potential expansion of Imfinzi's label, driving revenue growth for AstraZeneca. No immediate pricing, supply, or margin impact on other companies; impact is company-specific and long-term pending regulatory approvals.
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- Phase III VOLGA trial: perioperative Imfinzi + EV improved EFS and showed favorable OS trend in MIBC patients ineligible for cisplatin.
- Trial enrolled 695 patients across 182 centers in 25 countries.
- Approximately 50% of MIBC patients experience disease recurrence post-surgery.
- Safety profile consistent with previous data; results to be presented at upcoming medical meeting.
Potential label expansion for Imfinzi in MIBC may lead to flat revenue growth in the mid-term; magnitude 2.
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