The time where a patient's disease did not progress increased to
four months when given a combination of Puma's PB272 and
temsirolimus, compared to about three months when given only PB272,
according to data from the study.
All the patients in the study were given a high dose of the drug
loperamide to prevent diarrhea related to PB272.
There were no severe diarrhea events seen in the trial, the company
said.
(Reporting by Vidya L Nathan in Bangalore; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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