Repurposed drug extends survival in aggressive ovarian cancer

Relacorilant, a medication usually prescribed to treat Cushing's syndrome, proves effective in extending survival in patients with aggressive ovarian cancer, according to clinical trials.

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This therapeutic reorientation demonstrates the value of revisiting existing molecules for new oncological indications.

The results open promising perspectives for improving ovarian cancer treatment protocols.

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