Pharma chooses to 'Waiver' rather than test new cancer drugs in children
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Executive Summary
The Institute of Cancer Research has made available data highlighting which oncology drugs approved in the EU recently have a relevant mechanism of action in a childhood cancer but companies were able to 'opt out' of submitting pediatric investigation plans (PIPs) for.
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