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Last updated: 2019-06-30

Introduction to PD-1 Clinical Trials

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Introduction to PD-1 Clinical Trials

Introduction to PD-1 Clinical Trials

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Today is Christmas, and as children we always looked forward to what presents might arrive. We hope that all our followers are doing well. This time, we would like to introduce a clinical trial for Nivolumab targeting patients with non-small cell lung cancer. Please refer to the link below for more detailed information. This is a Phase 2 clinical trial, and the principal investigator is Dr. Nakagawa at Kinki University.

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