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Apr 2024
Document
Apr 2024
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Head and Neck, 
Nasopharynx
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Intent: Palliative
Drugs Used:
tislelizumab (Unfunded),
gemcitabine,
CARBOplatin
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Regimen Monograph
May 2024
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Gastrointestinal, 
Esophagus, 
Gastric / Stomach
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
New Drug Funding Program
    Pembrolizumab - First-line Treatment of Advanced HER2-negative Esophageal, Gastric, and Esophagogastric Junction Carcinoma
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Drugs Used:
pembrolizumab,
CISplatin,
fluorouracil
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Regimen Monograph
Jan 2025
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Gastrointestinal, 
Esophagus, 
Gastric / Stomach
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
New Drug Funding Program
    Pembrolizumab - First-line Treatment of Advanced HER2-negative Esophageal, Gastric, and Esophagogastric Junction Carcinoma
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Drugs Used:
pembrolizumab,
CARBOplatin,
fluorouracil
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Regimen Monograph
Jan 2025
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Gastrointestinal, 
Esophagus, 
Gastric / Stomach
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
New Drug Funding Program
    Pembrolizumab - First-line Treatment of Advanced HER2-negative Esophageal, Gastric, and Esophagogastric Junction Carcinoma
ODB - General Benefit
    capecitabine
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Drugs Used:
pembrolizumab,
CISplatin,
capecitabine
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Regimen Monograph
Jan 2025
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Gastrointestinal, 
Esophagus, 
Gastric / Stomach
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
ODB - General Benefit
    capecitabine
New Drug Funding Program
    Pembrolizumab - First-line Treatment of Advanced HER2-negative Esophageal, Gastric, and Esophagogastric Junction Carcinoma
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Drugs Used:
pembrolizumab,
CARBOplatin,
capecitabine
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Regimen Monograph
Jan 2025
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Regimen
Cancer Type:
Lung, 
Non-Small Cell
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Intent: Neoadjuvant
Funding:
New Drug Funding Program
    Nivolumab - Neoadjuvant Treatment for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
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Drugs Used:
nivolumab,
gemcitabine,
CARBOplatin
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Regimen Monograph
Jul 2024
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Genitourinary, 
Prostate
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
Exceptional Access Program
    niraparib / abiraterone - For the treatment of metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer in patients with a BRCA mutation
ODB - General Benefit
    prednisone
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Drugs Used:
niraparib / abiraterone,
prednisone
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Regimen Monograph
Jun 2025
Regimen
Cancer Type:
Gastrointestinal, 
Hepatobiliary / Liver / Bile Duct
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Intent: Palliative
Funding:
New Drug Funding Program
    Pembrolizumab - Locally Advanced Unresectable or Metastatic Biliary Tract Cancer
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Drugs Used:
pembrolizumab,
gemcitabine,
CISplatin
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Regimen Monograph
Dec 2024

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