Phase II Imbruvica Trial Shows 47% of MCL Patients Alive at 27-Month Median Follow-up

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A phase II trial of Imbruvica showed that more than 30 percent of treated relapsed/refractory mantle cell lymphoma patients remained progression-free after two years with no new or unexpected adverse events occurring during that time. Forty-seven percent of the 111 patients treated were still living at the 27-month median follow-up.

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