Glenmark Pharmaceuticals to launch Zanubrutinib (BRUKINSA) in India after DCGI approval
BRUKINSA is approved in over 70 countries, backed by data from clinical studies such as ALPINE, ASPEN, and SEQUOIA. These trials have demonstrated consistent clinical outcomes across various B-cell cancers. The availability of BRUKINSA in India comes at a time when blood cancers continue to impact a large number of individuals. Estimates suggest that someone is diagnosed with blood cancer every five minutes in India, with annual deaths from the disease numbering around 70,000.
The treatment has shown high response rates and the ability to maintain disease control in patients with different types of B-cell malignancies. It also offers dosing flexibility, allowing for once or twice-daily administration. In the ALPINE study, BRUKINSA was compared with ibrutinib in relapsed or refractory CLL and showed a lower rate of serious cardiac events and fewer treatment discontinuations due to cardiac-related issues.
With its recent regulatory approval, BRUKINSA will now be available to patients in India who are affected by challenging hematological cancers.
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Through this special discount, military spouses can enroll for just $51.75, and Gold Star Families can enroll for free. Enrolled travelers enjoy dedicated TSA PreCheck security lanes at the airport and the convenience of keeping shoes, belts, light jackets on, and 3-1-1 liquids, and laptops in their bags. In addition, children 17 and under may accompany enrolled adults at the TSA PreCheck lanes when traveling on the same reservation, and the TSA PreCheck indicator appears on their boarding pass. "This Independence Day and beyond, TSA reaffirms its commitment to ease travel for the military community through its TSA PreCheck program, by providing it free to Gold Star families, discounting it for active-duty spouses and creating expedited lanes for service members in uniform," said TSA Acting Administrator Ha Nguyen McNeill. 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Still, it showcases how some people can easily get more than their money's worth out of the new Sapphire Reserve benefits after accounting for the annual fee. Huge potential value with credits and benefits Complimentary airport lounge access for the cardholder and guests Excellent purchase and travel protections High annual fee Not everyone will get full value from the credits and benefits Frequent travelers: Many of the Sapphire Reserve's primary benefits become more useful the more you travel. This includes complimentary airport lounge access and credit card travel insurance, as well as annual credits. People who can utilize the credits: You can get enough value from all the non-credit benefits to offset the annual fee, but it's a lot easier to justify the cost if you actually use some or all the credits. New cardholders: Eligible new cardholders can earn a generous welcome bonus, which only increases the card's value. 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This is an excellent low-cost option for any traveler who wants high-quality travel rewards, travel coverage, and purchase this is a good alternative: The Amex Platinum is the traditional competitor of the Sapphire Reserve, especially now that their annual fees have both risen above $700. In many ways, they're very similar cards, including how their benefits heavily rely on different types of annual credits that you have to use or lose. If the Sapphire Reserve benefits don't align with your travel and lifestyle preferences, consider the Amex Platinum and its many this is a good alternative: The Capital One Venture X makes sense if you still want premium benefits with a lower price tag. For a significantly lower $395 annual fee, you still get complimentary airport lounge access, though you don't get free guests starting Feb. 1, typically need an excellent credit score to qualify for the Chase Sapphire Reserve, making it harder to get than most rewards credit cards. However, credit card issuers often utilize multiple metrics to determine your eligibility, including your annual income, debt, and credit history. With a minimum redemption value of 1 cent per point, you would need to earn 79,500 points per year to offset the $795 annual fee. Here's how much you would need to spend in each category alone to offset the membership cost: 8x points on all purchases through Chase Travel: $9,937.50 4x points on flights and hotels booked direct: $19,875 3x points on dining worldwide: $26,500 1x points on all other purchases: $79,500 Note that if you redeem your points for more than 1x redemption value, you wouldn't need to earn as many points in a year to offset the annual fee. For example, you would only need to earn 39,750 points if you typically get 2x redemption value from your points. That's much more reasonable, especially if you spread the spending out between multiple categories. 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