ASCO to Launch its First Clinical Trial: TAPUR

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CHICAGO—The American Society of Clinical Oncology announced June 1 that it will move forward with its first-ever clinical trial, a study designed to offer patients with advanced cancer access to molecularly-targeted cancer drugs and to collect data on clinical outcomes to learn the best uses of these drugs outside of FDA-approved indications.

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