IASLC and LCRF Award Team Science Grant for Lung Cancer Research | Docwire News
The four-year grant is for $2.5 million and will fund a project titled, “Immune elimination of drug-tolerant persister cells in oncogene-driven lung cancer.”
The four-year grant is for $2.5 million and will fund a project titled, “Immune elimination of drug-tolerant persister cells in oncogene-driven lung cancer.”
The pivotal phase 3 INTerpath-009 trial has begun global recruitment of patients with resectable non-small cell lung cancer, according to Merck and Moderna.
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