Boost For Brain Cancer As Tocagen Enters EMA’s PRIME
Executive Summary
Brain tumors now equal lymphoma as the most common type of cancers being targeted by oncology products on the European Medicines Agency’s priority medicines (PRIME) scheme for getting medicines for unmet medical needs to patents faster.
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