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Ongoing JCATaletrectinib: EU joint clinical assessment
Treatment of adults with ROS1-positive advanced NSCLC
- Regulatory review
- CHMP opinion
- EU authorised
- JCA report published
Overview
- Therapy area
- Solid tumours · Lung
- Indication
- Treatment of adults with ROS1-positive advanced NSCLC
- Product type
- Chemical
- EMA validation
- 26 Mar 2026
- JCA assessor
- TLV, Sweden
- Co-assessor
- IQWiG, Germany
- Regulatory status
- Under EMA review; no CHMP opinion found as of 5 Nov 2026.
- Pivotal evidence
- TRUST-I (China) + TRUST-II (global), phase 2 (Single-arm)
Scope
The PICO forecast
JCA Pulse forecasts 2 PICOs for Taletrectinib, with 5 candidate comparators. See the populations, comparators and likely outcomes the assessment is set to cover.
Evidence
Fit against the likely scope
Taletrectinib rests on TRUST-I, evidence without a randomised comparator. Pro shows which likely PICOs it can answer, and where the gaps sit.
Comparisons
Trials and indirect comparisons
Pro maps every trial likely in the Taletrectinib dossier and projects the indirect comparison each comparator will need.
Countries
National translator and outlook
Sweden and Germany lead the joint assessment. Pro explains what the JCA means for the national route in each of 31 markets, with 1 national record already in place.
Next milestones
- 12 Nov 2026NICE scope consultation closes · United Kingdom · source
Sources
- European Commission list of ongoing JCAs
- ascopubs.org
- cancertherapyadvisor.com
- ema.europa.eu
- ema.europa.eu
Last checked 5 November 2026. Compiled from public sources; check them for the latest position. Forecasts are Evidaxia’s independent view, not official assessments.
From Evidaxia
- EU JCA dossiers and PICO scopingSupport from PICO scoping to the dossier
- JCA PICO scoping: process and preparationHow assessors set the scope
- EU JCA timelineEvery upcoming milestone
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