Genetic Exposé Of Ovarian Cancer Prompts Radical Rethink Of Trial Design

Whereas Phase III cancer trials are currently randomized and involve hundreds of patients, some experts say small trials with from 20 to 50 patients make more sense for targeted drugs in ovarian cancer, considering the genetic diversity of this already uncommon disease.

Experts are rethinking trial designs for targeted drugs in ovarian cancer in light of the recent findings of the Cancer Genome Atlas project, which has provided a window into the tremendous genetic diversity of the uncommon disease.

Funded by the National Institutes of Health’s National Cancer Institute and National Human Genome Research Institute, The...

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