Sitravatinib, a drug from Californian cancer specialist Mirati Therapeutics (Nasdaq: MRTX), is to be tested as part of Cancer Research UK’s Stratified Medicine Programme.
Cancer Research UK’s Stratified Medicine Programme and its associated precision medicine Phase II trial, the National Lung Matrix Trial, seeks to answer research questions in this disease space.
Sitravatinib targets genetic vulnerabilities that are collectively found in around 5.5% of non-small cell lung cancer patients (NSCLC) and could offer a new, more effective, treatment option for some patients.
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