FDA’s Harpreet Singh: Overall survival data tells the full story of immune checkpoint inhibitor benefit in NSCLC

Pooled analysis finds correlations between early endpoints and OS in ICI trials

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When conducting a randomized clinical trial of a treatment regimen based on an immune checkpoint inhibitor, trial sponsors should include overall survival as an endpoint, FDA officials say.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
Matthew Bin Han Ong
Paul Goldberg
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