Inqovi is a fixed-dose combination of oral decitabine and cedazuridine (ASTX727). In a series of bioequivalence studies, the fixed-dose combination led to blood levels of decitabine equivalent to those achieved with intravenous decitabine.2,3 These data supported the FDA’s decision to approve Inqovi on July 7 for the first-line treatment of MDS and CMML. It is not approved for relapsed AML.
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NCCN AML 2025