So, Brigatinib is this thing that stops a protein called ALK, and it’s used to help people with a certain type of lung cancer called anaplastic lymphoma kinase-positive NSCLC. It does its job by blocking this ALK pathway. You can get it in different strengths—30, 90, and 180 mg—all in those little tablets with a coating.
You start with 90 mg once a day for the first week, and then you go up to 180 mg a day after that. They come in bottles with 30 pills in each. Your doctor will decide how long you take it and how much, and you’ve got to follow their orders, okay?
