Bristol’s Opdivo Delay May Help It Beat Out BRAF Inhibitors

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12 Aug 2015
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Mary Jo Laffler @PinkSheetMaryJo Maryjo.Laffler@informa.com

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Firm announces three-month user fee extension for first-line melanoma claim for Opdivo, but the firm’s statement suggests a silver lining.

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