It's Not All About IO: Seven Drugs To Watch At ASCO

Biomedtracker's review of ASCO abstracts revealed several drugs to watch outside of the immuno-oncology space at the annual cancer conference in Chicago, including market-expanding data for Roche's Perjeta and J&J's Zytiga, and Phase III data for AstraZeneca's PARP inhibitor Lynparza in breast cancer.

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The 2017 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting is two weeks away, but the release of abstracts for data that will be presented during the conference provides a glimpse of which drugs may grab significant market share based on recent clinical trial results – and not all of them are immuno-oncology drugs.

Biomedtracker, an Informa Pharma Intelligence analyst service, released its report gauging some of the likely ASCO winners and losers on...

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