Mateon's CA4P Disappoints At Second Interim Analysis, More Data Awaited
Executive Summary
A third interim analysis, in September, may clarify whether Mateon’s vascular disrupting agent is likely to be therapeutically useful as a new class of agents for ovarian cancer.
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