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I'm not the right kind of doctor (Ph.D. in Mathematics) to know what's in that pipeline. Our Oncologists would be the best source of that knowledge. Or maybe explore AstraZeneca's website.

I tried searching ClinicalTrials.gov for "non-small cell adenocarcinoma" with the other terms of "EGFR mutation" to see a list of the current clinical trials with their statuses. It's interesting reading with a lot of big words, but I don't know that any pharmacies are using this information to develop new treatments.

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Thanks Matthew for your help. I brings comfort to connect with people that have the same EGFR mutation as my wife. We live in Copenhagen Denmark (used to live in the US) so also very interesting to learn that treatments and progress are very similar to what I can read you are going through. Thank you also for sharing in another chat that vitamin E oil is good for split nails which my wife will start using. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Best,
Nicolai