Could Tecentriq's Bladder Cancer Setback Be A Class Effect?
Executive Summary
The failure earlier this week of Roche's Tecentriq in second line bladder cancer left both the company and analysts surprised. Bladder cancer is a competitive space with a number of other immune-oncology products at or close to market. What does the Tecentriq result mean for them?
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