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Metastatic breast, ++-, mets to bone, now liver. Just failed 2nd line of treatment, Ibrance, and fulvestrant.

August 19, 2025
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Here's the basic info and a link to learn more about this Phase 3 Clinical Trial for HR+, Stage 3 or 4
for patients who have previously been treated with other chemo drugs:
Among the information provided is a tab to find where the clinical sites are that are participating.

What is Viktoria-1?
VIKTORIA-1 is a clinical trial for patients with HR+/HER2-, Stage 3 or 4 breast cancer who have already been treated with certain cancer drugs, including Ibrance ®, Kisqali ®, or Verzenio ®. The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate a new investigational drug called gedatolisib by comparing it to currently available drug options for patients. In this trial, one group of participants will receive gedatolisib combined with Ibrance and fulvestrant, another group of participants will receive gedatolisib combined only with fulvestrant, and another group will receive available therapies according to certain biological features of their tumor. That’s where you come in.

https://viktoria-1.com/

Keeping you and all the participants in prayers!
Hugs!

August 19, 2025
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While there aren't any specific experiences shared about the VIKTORIA 1 trial in the search results, it's helpful to understand what to generally expect in breast cancer clinical trials. Clinical trials typically run for months to years and require regular monitoring to measure how well the treatment is working.

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While there aren't any specific experiences shared about the VIKTORIA 1 trial in the search results, it's helpful to understand what to generally expect in breast cancer clinical trials. Clinical trials typically run for months to years and require regular monitoring to measure how well the treatment is working.

The main goal of metastatic breast cancer trials is to measure progression-free survival (PFS) - how long the cancer can be prevented from growing or spreading. Researchers will track changes in tumor size, with a 20% increase typically considered disease progression. As one MyBCTeam member shared, when choosing treatments including clinical trials, it's important to consider how the treatment fits into your life and goals. They emphasized that treatment choices should align with your quality of life preferences and daily routine. Be sure to discuss any concerns or questions about the trial protocol with your healthcare team before starting.

August 19, 2025

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