Mirati’s Adagrasib Takes The Lead Among KRAS G12C Inhibitors In CRC
Monotherapy, Combo Data Outshine Amgen’s Lumakras
Executive Summary
Adagrasib may carve out a niche as the superior drug in colorectal cancer, but lung cancer – where Lumakras already is approved – is a larger market where Amgen has a big lead.
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