Featured Story | By Nick Paul Taylor That was fast. Just 39 hours after the bombshell failure of Roche’s TIGIT trial, iTeos Therapeutics revealed it and GlaxoSmithKline are assessing “how best to proceed with additional clinical development” of their rival asset in light of the phase 3 flop. read more |
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