Clovis Withdraws Rubraca Ovarian Cancer Indication Due To Survival Imbalance
Executive Summary
Third-line BRCA-mutated ovarian cancer indication is not a major loss for Rubraca, but Clovis also faces delay in filing to add first-line ovarian cancer therapy to product label.
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