How To Catch The Next Wave Of Cancer Immunotherapy
Executive Summary
Forging a development partnership with a big pharma PD-1/L1 sponsor has become a sort of beauty contest with many in the running, and small companies are best advised to invest in good preclinical datasets to make the grade, execs say at the BIO Investor Forum in San Francisco.
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