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STAT+: Most cancer drugs approved by European regulators lack a high clinical benefit, analysis finds
Most new cancer medicines approved by European regulators over a recent four-year period do not offer high clinical benefit, a new analysis finds.
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Most new cancer medicines approved by European regulators over a recent four-year period do not offer high clinical benefit, a new analysis finds.
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According to STAT’s source item, STAT+: Most cancer drugs approved by European regulators lack a high clinical benefit, analysis finds, Most new cancer medicines approved by European regulators over a recent four-year period do not offer high clinical benefit, a new analysis finds.
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