Trial demonstrates efficacy of flexible dose of regorafenib in colon cancer

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Medical oncologists administer anticancer drug regorafenib to try to improve overall survival in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer who have ceased to respond to standard therapy. However, some of the adverse events related to the use of this drug often limits its use in clinical practice.

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