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Anyone familiar with the clinical trial RMC-6236? Or how to enroll?
Pancreatic Cancer | Last Active: Jun 24 12:39pm | Replies (58)Comment receiving replies
Thank you @stageivsurvivor When I was discussing with friend, I reached conclusion that they are probably testing it with another drug. Would it be possible to get a compassionate release of 6236 by itself? I'm hesitant (not that I have a lot of other options right now), about trying a new drug that's not proven. I inquired with my current oncologist about getting a compassionate release of Zolbetuximab and she said the rep says it's only for gastric cancer (in origin). Do you know about this drug for the cld18.2 protein; supposedly it's being reviewed by FDA now for pancreatic cancer. It seems it's only for HER2 mutations which I dont have. I'm only 80% positive for the cld18.2. Am I really out of luck as far as a compassionate release?
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What about "the right to try"? I believe this was enacted sometime within the last 10 years. I do not know much else about it.
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Many have tried obtaining RMC-6236 for compassionate use. It is a drug not yet FDA approved and the developer is not providing it compassionate use. I know of several that inquired and supply is limited and needed for trial participants. I can imagine the company has been overwhelmed with requests but they are not able to fulfill those requests and ensure trial participants have adequate supply.