Breakthrough treatment for endometrial cancer

New drug reduces cancer spread and death for women with advanced endometrial cancer.

Oct 26, 2026

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Breakthrough treatment for endometrial cancer

New drug reduces cancer spread and death for women with advanced endometrial cancer.

In brief

New drug reduces cancer spread and death for women with advanced endometrial cancer. Sacituzumab tirumotecan (sac-TMT) lowers recurrence and death risk for endometrial cancer patients by 41% and 32% respectively. Originally reported by New York Post.

New treatment for endometrial cancer

New treatment for endometrial cancer

Researchers from NYU Langone Health and Perlmutter Cancer Center found a drug that lowers cancer recurrence and death risk.

Drug reduces cancer spread and death

A close-up of a female patient receiving an IV drip infusion in a hospital.

The drug lowers recurrence risk by 41% and death risk by 32% for women with advanced endometrial cancer.

Drug shows positive responses

A female patient undergoing outpatient chemotherapy in a hospital room.

35% of women treated with the drug showed tumor shrinkage, more than twice the rate for standard chemotherapy.

Study principal investigator

Bhavana Pothuri says the drug is a new standard treatment for recurrent endometrial cancer.

Drug targets cancer cells

The drug attaches to Trop-2 protein on endometrial cancer cells to deliver targeted treatment.

Clinical guidelines to change

A doctor shows medical results on a tablet to a female patient sitting on a clinic bed.

Pothuri recommends clinical guidelines for endometrial cancer will need to be updated to include the drug.

The key point

Sacituzumab tirumotecan (sac-TMT) lowers recurrence and death risk for endometrial cancer patients by 41% and 32% respectively.

Read the original on New York Post

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