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Crushing Defeat or Sign of Hope? Analyst, KOL Give Mixed Views for CheckMate-227
A hit and miss reported by Bristol-Myers Squibb last week for Opdivo’s (nivolumab) all-important first-line lung cancer trial is stirring mixed reactions in Japan - just as elsewhere - with an analyst and key opinion leader at odds over their…
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