Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced NY-Cuba Partnership for U.S. Clinical Trial of a Cuban Immunotherapy

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NEW YORK Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that a partnership formed during his New York State Trade Mission to Cuba last year has resulted in a milestone of international collaboration: the launch of a U.S. clinical trial of a Cuban immunotherapy developed by the Center of Molecular Immunology for lung cancer. Roswell Park Cancer Institute has...

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