
Paul E. Oberstein, MD, discusses data for an autogene cevumeran–based regimen in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.
Phase II data show Silevertinib boosts responses and brain control in treatment‑naive EGFR non‑classical NSCLC, with manageable rash/diarrhea.
Silevertinib is a brain-penetrant therapeutic option designed to target a wide range of non-classical EGFR mutations in non-small cell lung cancer. In its Phase 2 evaluation for first-line treatment, the drug demonstrated meaningful systemic tumor reduction and notable central nervous system activity for individuals presenting with brain metastases. The treatment carries a safety profile typical of its drug class, with side effects that remain manageable through supportive care interventions and strategic dose modifications.





