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Metformin as an Adjunct to Chemoradiotherapy in Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer: Insights on Safety, Tolerability, and Feasibility from a Phase II Randomized Trial

MedXY Editorial Team•Oct 8, 2025•Clinical Updates
cervical cancerchemoradiotherapymetformin

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  • Metformin combined with chemoradiotherapy is safe and well-tolerated in locally advanced cervical cancer patients.
  • The addition of metformin does not increase severe adverse events compared to chemoradiotherapy alone.
  • MRI and tumor biopsy assessments for hypoxia biomarkers were successfully implemented throughout the study, affirming feasibility.
  • Initial safety evaluations show no concerning early increase in tumor hypoxia with metformin administration.

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