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Colorectal cancer medicines, explained

What each medicine is, how it works, which side effects it has and in which trials it is being tested. With its status at the FDA, the EMA and the Spanish health system.

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1.798
Total Drugs
11
Chemotherapy
95
Targeted Therapy
108
Immunotherapy
FDA · EMA · SpainEach entry says whether the drug is approved and whether it is available in Spain

Treatment Regimens

Standard chemotherapy combinations for colorectal cancer

FOLFOX 3 Drugs · 1st line, Adjuvant FOLFIRI 3 Drugs · 1st line, 2nd line CAPOX/XELOX 2 Drugs · 1st line, Adjuvant FOLFOXIRI 4 Drugs · 1st line FOLFOX + Bev 4 Drugs · 1st line FOLFIRI + Bev 4 Drugs · 1st line, 2nd line FOLFIRI + Cetux 4 Drugs · 1st line, 2nd line FOLFIRI + Pani 4 Drugs · 1st line, 2nd line FOLFOXIRI + Bev 5 Drugs · 1st line Cape mono 1 Drugs · Adjuvant, Maintenance Pembro 1 Drugs · 1st line Enco + Cetux 2 Drugs · 2nd line+ T + P (HER2) 2 Drugs · 3rd line+ TAS-102 / Lonsurf 2 Drugs · 3rd line+
FDA Approval Timeline for CRC
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Worried about side effects?

Our guides explain what to do about diarrhoea, tingling hands, hand-foot syndrome and fatigue, and when to call the hospital.

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