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Everolimus in advanced or metastatic breast cancer.

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Abstract

In one trial, combination therapy with everolimus and exemestane prolonged progression-free survival a few months (on the basis of radiological studies) compared with exemestane alone, which is not the standard treatment. However, the addition of everolimus greatly increased the incidence of serious adverse effects. As of mid-2013, the effect on overall survival is uncertain.

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In one trial, combination therapy with everolimus and exemestane prolonged progression-free survival a few months (on the basis of radiological studies) compared with exemestane alone, which is not the standard treatment. However, the addition of everolimus greatly increased the incidence of serious adverse effects. As of mid-2013, the effect on overall survival is uncertain.

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In one trial, combination therapy with everolimus and exemestane prolonged progression-free survival a few months (on the basis of radiological studies) compared with exemestane alone, which is not the standard treatment. However, the addition of everolimus greatly increased the incidence of serious adverse effects. As of mid-2013, the effect on overall survival is uncertain.

Key concepts: Exemestane, Everolimus, Medicine, Oncology, Internal medicine, Breast cancer, Adverse effect, Metastatic breast cancer

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