JPM Parting Shots: Immuno-Oncology Plans For Regeneron, Incyte, Molecular Partners
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Executive Summary
Discussions with companies during last month's 34th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco revealed that immuno-oncology remains as hot as ever with developers of targeted therapeutics shifting their focus to immunotherapies or agents that can be combined with the immune system-harnessing treatments for cancer.
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