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Everolimusadvanced breast cancer (metastatic), in all type of patients vs trastuzumab + vinorelbine alone

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 22% fully demonstrated

Everolimus vs exemestane alone

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 57% fully demonstrated

Everolimus vs tamoxifen alone

progression (Time to progression TTP) by 46% suggested

death (overall survival) by 55% suggested

Everolimusadvanced breast cancer (metastatic), in patients recurring or progressing after prior endocrine therapy vs exemestane alone

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 57% fully demonstrated

Everolimus vs tamoxifen alone

progression (Time to progression TTP) by 46% suggested

death (overall survival) by 55% suggested

Everolimusadvanced breast cancer (metastatic), in HR+ HER2- vs exemestane alone

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 57% fully demonstrated

Everolimus vs tamoxifen alone

progression (Time to progression TTP) by 46% suggested

death (overall survival) by 55% suggested

Everolimusadvanced breast cancer (metastatic), in patient trastuzumab-resistant, and previously treated by taxanes vs trastuzumab + vinorelbine alone

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 22% fully demonstrated

Everolimusrenal-cell carcinoma (advanced), in all type of patients vs placebo

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 70% suggested

Everolimus vs sunitinib

progression or death (progression free survival PFS) by 40% suggested

Temsirolimus advanced breast cancer (metastatic), in all type of patients vs letrozole alone

all NS

Temsirolimus advanced breast cancer (metastatic), in first line therapy vs letrozole alone

all NS

Temsirolimus advanced breast cancer (metastatic), in HR+ HER2- vs letrozole alone

all NS

Temsirolimus renal-cell carcinoma (advanced), in all type of patients vs interferon alpha

death (overall survival) by 27% suggested

Temsirolimus vs sorafenib

death (overall survival) by 31% suggested