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Jazz Seeks Second-Line Lurbinectedin SCLC Withdrawal
Published Date: 08 Aug 2026

The planned label change follows failure of lurbinectedin to improve overall survival in the phase 3 postmarketing trial; the first-line maintenance indication remains unaffected.

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