So, Tepotinib is this inhibitor stuff made for dealing with NSCLC—basically a fancy way to say lung cancer that’s not small cell. It especially nips MET exon 14 skipping mutations in the bud. Just fancy talk for certain gene changes that cause the cancer to act up.
This drug comes as tablets with 225 milligrams packed into a coating. They say you’re meant to take 450 milligrams every day, which is two tablets each time you take it. Got to take this thing with some grub—food’s key for the magic to really kick in.
You’ll find these tablets in containers holding 30 pieces. Tepotinib is kind of a targeted approach—like a big laser for cancer that zero’s in on a specific thing. It hits MET signaling, a key player in NSCLC. Get it?
