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Novartis CDK4/6 Profile Boosted But Challenge To Pfizer Rival Uncertain

Executive Summary

Novartis' Phase III MONALEESA-2 trial shows that ribociclib plus letrozole has strong efficacy and an acceptable tolerability profile for first-line advanced HR+/HER2- breast cancer patients, but analysts say the results do not surpass those of Pfizer's first-to-market Ibrance plus letrozole in a similar setting.

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