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Daily oral edoxaban met primary endpoint in Hokusai-VTE cancer study

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The Hokusai-VTE CANCER study evaluating oral edoxaban (known as Savaysa in the U.S. and Lixiana outside the U.S.) found edoxaban to be non-inferior to subcutaneous injectable LMWH dalteparin for the treatment of cancer-associated VTE or major bleeding.

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