Pragmatica-Lung, a landmark pragmatic trial with registrational intent, starts enrollment

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Pragmatica-Lung, the first study born from a broader effort by NCI, FDA, industry, academia, and advocacy groups to modernize the clinical trial process, has begun enrolling patients.

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Jacquelyn Cobb
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