Tazemetostat
Tazemetostat was the first EZH2 inhibitor, approved for epithelioid sarcoma and follicular lymphoma in 2020 and withdrawn worldwide in 2026 after secondary blood cancers.
Accelerated approvals in 2020 (epithelioid sarcoma; relapsed EZH2-mutant or option-less FL). Modest response rates (15% and ~35-69%) with good tolerability; SYMPHONY-1 combined it with lenalidomide-rituximab. Withdrawn worldwide in March 2026 over secondary haematologic malignancies (T-ALL, MDS), ending the EZH2 class in lymphoma for now.
- 23 Jan 2020ApprovalUS
Accelerated approval, epithelioid sarcoma
- 18 Jun 2020ApprovalUS
Accelerated approval, follicular lymphoma
- Mar 2026WithdrawalGlobal
Withdrawn over secondary haematologic malignancies
Approvals
| Region | Year | Indication |
|---|---|---|
| US | 2020 | Epithelioid sarcoma; relapsed FL (EZH2-mutant after 2 lines; wild-type without alternatives) — Withdrawn March 2026 |
Trials
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Latest papers
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