KRAS Inhibitors Show Promise But Long Road Ahead, Say Experts
Tough Times For Cell Therapy
Executive Summary
Harvard Medical School’s Dr. Bruce Chabner, Bayer Pharma’s global head of research and Roivant Sciences founder, among others, share their views on the challenges and path ahead for KRAS inhibitors and other oncology modalities including CAR-T therapy.
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