Zepzelca To Help Diversify Jazz Pharma's Portfolio, Revenue Base

Included In Small-Cell Lung Cancer Guidelines In US For Second-Line Use

Licensed from PharmaMar for the US market at the start of the year, Jazz Pharmaceuticals is hoping its new small-cell lung cancer therapy, Zepzelca (lurbinectedin), may have potential for other cancer types and in different combinations.      

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The addition of Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc’s new anticancer, Zepzelca (lurbinectedin, licensed from PharmaMar, S.A. for the US), to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network’s clinical practice guidelines for small cell lung cancer should help the company’s first solid-tumor anticancer product gain traction in the marketplace, following its approval in the US last month. 

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