Tazemetostat’s job is to keep the EZH2 protein in check, a key player in treating two kinds of cancer, epithelioid sarcoma and follicular lymphoma. It works by messing with something called epigenetic regulation, which is crucial for cancer cell growth. You’ll get Tazemetostat as a tablet that’s coated, each one clocks in at 200 mg.
The suggested amount for grown-ups is 800 mg two times a day. That’s a grand total of 1600 mg a day. A bottle has got 240 tablets in it, which is great because it’s easy to keep track of how much you’re taking.
This whole plan is all about hitting those root causes that let cancer cells keep growing in epithelioid sarcoma and follicular lymphoma.
