Erytech Could Launch Several New Studies Following Pancreatic Cancer PhII Success
Executive Summary
Erytech's lead therapy has shown strong anti-cancer activity in pancreatic cancer, on top of the hematological indications it is already targeting in late-stage trials, spelling good news for the French firm to pursue more studies in other oncology indications such as ovarian cancer.
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