Zug, Switzerland-based oncology specialist Tesaro (Nasdaq: TSRO) has received a positive reimbursement decision from the UK’s health technology assessor for Zejula (niraparib).
As overall survival data is not yet available for the therapy, it will be made available in England and Wales at first through the Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF), a dedicated fund for oncology medicines that are not reimbursed through the National Health Service (NHS).
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended Zejula for women with a BRCA mutation who have received two lines of chemotherapy and in women without a BRCA mutation who have received two or more lines of chemotherapy.
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