'Transformational' new drug could stop breast cancer tumours before they grow, trial finds

A new drug could stop some breast cancer tumours from using hormones to grow, a trial has found.Results from the Serena-6 trial, carried out with the Institute of Cancer Research in London, suggest that using camizestrant could help patients stay well longer and delay the need for chemotherapy. According to Cancer Research UK, the drug works by blocking oestrogen from getting into the breast cancer cell, which researchers hope can then stop or slow the growth of cancer.Breast cancer patients given the drug ...