AZ Pushes Further Ahead In PARP Race With Lynparza/Avastin Combo
Executive Summary
The PAOLA-1 study has shown the benefit of Lynparza for ovarian cancer patients regardless of tumor mutation status which should firm up the drug's dominance in the PARP inhibitor space.
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