AstraZeneca gets regulatory green light for breast cancer drug
Faslodex can now be deployed as a single therapy following regulatory sign off
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AstraZeneca is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, with a broad range of medicines designed to fight disease. AstraZeneca has over 67,000 empolyees and operates in over 100 countries with growing presence in important emerging markets.
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Faslodex can now be deployed as a single therapy following regulatory sign off
The collaboration will help Astra develop further therapeutic approaches for patients
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There was a lot of hope and expectation factored into the share price ahead of the findings with AZ up 20% from January
It had been hoped that the combination of two of its lead immuno-oncology compounds, Imfinzi and tremelimumab, would lead the drugmaker into a new era
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