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Cancer can return years after an initial diagnosis of early breast cancer (eBC). That's why choosing the right treatment now is so important. KISQALI was able to help reduce the risk of cancer returning in a clinical study. 

For patients like you, KISQALI and hormone therapy is proven to help prevent cancer from coming back.

*KISQALI was studied with a type of hormone therapy called an aromatase inhibitor (AI).
For people who have stage 2 or stage 3 HR+, HER2- eBC with a high risk of returning, including people with and without cancer in their lymph nodes, and people who are pre- or postmenopausal.

Results from the clinical trial were reviewed at 3 and 4 years. The benefit of KISQALI was shown to increase over time.

When the results were reviewed at 3 years

  • KISQALI + an AI cut the risk of cancer returning by 25% compared to an AI alone

  • 91% of people taking KISQALI + an AI were cancer-free, compared with 88% of people taking an AI alone

When the results were reviewed at 4 years

  • KISQALI + an AI cut the risk of cancer returning by 29% compared to an AI alone

  • 89% of people taking KISQALI + an AI were cancer-free, compared with 84% of people taking an AI alone

Results from the 4-year analysis were not designed to detect a false positive or show a difference between treatments.

KISQALI was studied and proven to reduce the risk of cancer returning in:
  • People who were premenopausal or postmenopausal
  • People who had stage 2 or stage 3 eBC with a high risk of returning
  • People with and without cancer in their lymph nodes 
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Alt text: KISQALI + an AI can help reduce the risk of cancer returning MORE than an AI alone.

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