CELC rPFS data post-abiraterone signals potential upside
Oct 23, 2026, 5:48 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive rPFS metrics in a previously treated cohort can raise probability of CELC-related success signals and potentially a re-rating if follow-up data corroborate; however, data are interim and not a regulatory milestone, so upside is contingent on further validation and disclosures.
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Latest trial data show a median rPFS of 15.7 months and a six-month rPFS rate of 82.2% for patients with prior abiraterone. While not an approval, these signals could inform CELC's development strategy and potential advancement in combination regimens, subject to broader validation and longer-term outcomes.
Median rPFS: 15.7 months in prior abiraterone patients.
Six-month rPFS rate: 82.2% in the same group.
Data pertain to patients previously treated with abiraterone.
Data signals are interim; broader population data not disclosed.
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