AstraZeneca will face a “substantial setback” if its most ambitious foray into cutting edge immunotherapy falls flat, its chief executive Pascal Soriot has acknowledged.
The eagerly awaited study into a new lung cancer drug is expected to produce its first results within weeks.
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By Sarah Neville and David Crow
Source: Financial Times
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