GSK to nearly double cancer medicines in trials next year
· Health · United Kingdom
UK drugmaker GSK plans to nearly double the number of cancer medicines in clinical trials next year. The move signals a deeper push into oncology as the company seeks new growth drivers.
Why it matters:A larger oncology pipeline matters for patients awaiting new treatments and for GSK's ability to compete with rivals in the lucrative cancer market.
Key points
- GSK aims to nearly double cancer medicines in trials next year.
- The push deepens its oncology focus.
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