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AI imaging endpoint predicts OS benefit in phase III lung cancer trial: data presented at IASLC WCLC 2026

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Altis Labs Inc., the AI endpoint company accelerating clinical trials, on Sept. 17 announced findings from an independent post-hoc analysis evaluating its AI-powered imaging endpoint, IPRO, in the MARIPOSA phase III trial. 

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