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Colon Cancer Community Weighs “Master Protocol” Approach

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Building on enthusiasm for the multi-sponsor, multi-drug clinical trial due to get underway in lung cancer soon, stakeholders in academia, industry, government and the patient community have begun discussions about a similar, biomarker-driven trial in colon cancer.

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