Inlyta Approval Expands Pfizer Kidney Cancer Options, But With Unique Safety Profile

The Pink Sheet Daily. 2012 Jan 27, S Haley

FDA’s approval of Pfizer Inc.’s oral second generation VEGF inhibitor Inlyta (axitinib) for advanced kidney cancer appears to have been motivated not as much by its superiority in a head-to-head comparison with Bayer HealthCare LLC/Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s Nexavar as its safety profile, which was broadly similar to Nexavar’s but oddly complementary in that the toxicities associated with the two drugs were quite different, making it an attractive addition to the armamentarium. Inlyta’s Jan. 27...

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