And Then There Were Five: Roche's Tecentriq Joins Europe I-O Race
Executive Summary
The latest approvals for the Swiss major's PD-1/L1 inhibitor in both bladder and lung cancer will boost revenues of the drug which may be the last to market in Europe but not the least.
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