Tarian is a privately owned clinical-stage pharmaceutical company developing targeted solutions to prevent severe skin toxicities associated with cancer therapies which are a major cause of dose reductions, treatment delays, reduced patient adherence and diminished quality of life. By addressing this critical unmet need, Tarian aims to improve treatment outcomes and unlock greater therapeutic value across oncology pipelines.
Tarian gel is currently investigated in three clinical phase 2 studies:
1. EGFR-induced folliculitis in metastatic colorectal cancer,
2. Taxane-induced peripheral neuropathy in breast cancer,
3. Capecitabine-induced Hand and Foot syndrome in colorectal and breast cancer. Results of these studies are expected by the end of 2026.
Up to 30% of cancer patients consider modifying or discontinuing their treatment due to skin-related toxicities. Despite their frequency and clinical relevance, skin side effects remain one of the most under-addressed dimensions of oncology care.
At Tarian Pharma, we stand at the intersection of science and empathy — committed to protecting patients, supporting clinicians, and shaping a future where cancer care is not only effective, but profoundly human.
Our solution isn’t just patient-friendly — it’s also designed for seamless integration into oncology protocols.
Simple and compatible, it helps clinicians focus on what matters most: remission, recovery, and results. It improves compliance, reduces interruptions, and supports overall treatment success.
At Tarian Pharma, our purpose focuses on one concrete solution: Tarian Gel, our oncogical support shield. Engineered with science, designed with empathy, and built to preserve treatment continuity — it represents everything we stand for.
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