Multikinase inhibitors

A drug may be classified by the chemical type of the active ingredient or by the way it is used to treat a particular condition. Each drug can be classified into one or more drug classes.

Multikinase inhibitors work by inhibiting multiple intracellular and cell surface kinases, some of which are implicated in tumor growth and metastatic progression of cancer, thus decreasing tumor growth and replication. Multikinase inhibitors may be used to treat advanced kidney cancer as well as other specific types of cancer.

Drug Name ( View by: Brand | Generic )	Reviews	Ratings
Mekinist (Pro, More...) generic name: trametinib	1 review		9.0
Tafinlar (Pro, More...) generic name: dabrafenib	1 review		9.0
Xalkori (Pro, More...) generic name: crizotinib	2 reviews		9.0
Nexavar (Pro, More...) generic name: sorafenib	7 reviews		7.8
Sutent (Pro, More...) generic name: sunitinib	17 reviews		7.4
Zelboraf (Pro, More...) generic name: vemurafenib	3 reviews		7.2
Ibrance (Pro, More...) generic name: palbociclib	6 reviews		6.2
Inlyta (Pro, More...) generic name: axitinib	0 reviews		6.0
Jakafi (Pro, More...) generic name: ruxolitinib	1 review		5.0
Iclusig (Pro, More...) generic name: ponatinib	2 reviews		3.0
Imbruvica (Pro, More...) generic name: ibrutinib	1 review		1.0
Stivarga (Pro, More...) generic name: regorafenib	1 review		1.0
Alecensa (Pro, More...) generic name: alectinib	0 reviews		0.0
Cabometyx (Pro, More...) generic name: cabozantinib	0 reviews		0.0
Caprelsa (Pro, More...) generic name: vandetanib	0 reviews		0.0
Cometriq (Pro, More...) generic name: cabozantinib	0 reviews		0.0
Cotellic (Pro, More...) generic name: cobimetinib	0 reviews		0.0
Gilotrif (Pro, More...) generic name: afatinib	0 reviews		0.0
Lenvima (Pro, More...) generic name: lenvatinib	0 reviews		0.0
Ofev (Pro, More...) generic name: nintedanib	0 reviews		0.0
Zydelig (Pro, More...) generic name: idelalisib	0 reviews		0.0
Zykadia (Pro, More...) generic name: ceritinib	0 reviews		0.0