"Best Treatment First": Implications for front-Loading Combinations in Lung Cancer (BMIC-063)

Update: 2018-09-07

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Dr. Jack West describes an emerging theme that the best outcomes for patients with lung cancer and likely other cancer are best served by receiving the best agents up front, a strategy that implies a value in integrating more treatments into early combos.

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"Best Treatment First": Implications for front-Loading Combinations in Lung Cancer (BMIC-063)

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"Best Treatment First": Implications for front-Loading Combinations in Lung Cancer (BMIC-063)

"Best Treatment First": Implications for front-Loading Combinations in Lung Cancer (BMIC-063)