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GSK Lapatinib Breast Cancer Filing Delayed; Focus Shifts To Front-Line

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Following favorable Phase II interim results, lapatinib clinical efforts will be refocused on the front-line setting, GSK says. Phase III program is ongoing. Firm had planned to submit based on Phase II studies in highly refractory disease, but results were not sufficient for filing.

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