FDA approves first-of-a-kind intravesical drug delivery system for bladder cancer
The innovation is set to change how eligible bladder cancer patients in the US are treated who are unresponsive to traditional therapy.
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The innovation is set to change how eligible bladder cancer patients in the US are treated who are unresponsive to traditional therapy.
As an important policy tool, the new editions by the WHO mark a “significant” step in broadening access to new medicines with proven clinical benefits.
EASYGEN is supported by EU funding andindustry partners that include Fresenius, Charles River, Cellix, Pro-Liance and TQ Therapeutics.
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