Innate Lead Candidate Fails In Head And Neck Cancer But Partner AZ Offers Hope In NSCLC
Executive Summary
Innate’s lead candidate has reached the end of the road in head and neck carcinoma after a disappointing interim Phase III trial analysis but hope remains that a combination with partner AstraZeneca's Imfinzi could succeed elsewhere.
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