Medicines the European Medicines Agency has recommended for use in the European Union on this topic.
Each number has its full source under its own list below.
22 medicines (authorised now). Newest first. Each links to its EMA page.
Active substance: zolbetuximab
Active substance: ripretinib
Active substance: sunitinib
Active substance: avapritinib
Active substance: lutetium (177Lu) oxodotreotide
Active substance: edotreotide
Active substance: glycopyrronium bromide
Active substance: ramucirumab
Active substance: cholic acid
Active substance: esomeprazole
Active substance: regorafenib
Active substance: everolimus
Active substance: tocofersolan
Active substance: pantoprazole
Active substance: pantoprazole
Source: European Medicines Agency, Centrally authorised human medicines (EPAR), authorised now. Retrieved 12 Nov 2026.
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