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    "Medical headlines" drug K was approved as a new indication, and Shenzhou, a stone medicine, plans to break up

    • Last Update: 2020-01-09
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    (2020 / 01 / 09) blueprint announced the key clinical trial results of RET precision therapy for lung cancer; keytruda was approved as the first PD-1 therapy for NMIBC with new indications; overview of the pattern of CD20 monoclonal antibody to be broken up in Shenzhou, a Chinese medicine; progress report on the consistency evaluation of generic drugs in 2019 K medicine is powerful Break up or be a good friend The speed of consistency evaluation is faster The "production capacity" of the drug audit center can't keep up It's good to have risks.
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