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Tango reports 82% tumor response rate in trial of combo therapy for advanced pancreatic cancer

Tango reports 82% tumor response rate in advanced pancreatic cancer trial

By · Published October 23, 2026  16:27 UTC · Updated October 23, 2026  17:24 UTC

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Pancreatic cancer patients may soon have new hope with a groundbreaking combo therapy. According to coverage from STAT and Targeted Oncology, this treatment could bring significant relief to those suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer.

The treatment targets a specific genetic mutation found in many pancreatic cancer cases, known as MTAP deletion. The success of this therapy raises questions about its potential to become a new standard of care for advanced pancreatic cancer patients.

Will this treatment live up to its promise and provide much-needed relief to those affected by this devastating disease?

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What is MTAP deletion?

A genetic mutation found in many pancreatic cancer cases

What is the significance of the 82% tumor response rate?

A notable improvement over previous treatments for advanced pancreatic cancer

What is the next step for this therapy?

Further research and potential Phase 3 trials

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Tango Therapeutics Pancreatic Cancer Combo Therapy ESMO 2026 Vopimetostat Daraxonrasib

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