By: Lei Lei Wu
Pancreatic cancer patients with the most common KRAS mutation appeared to have a lower response rate than the overall patient population with Revolution Medicines’ Rasonque.
Lei Lei Wu is a News Reporter at Endpoints News. She specializes in reporting on cell therapy, genetic medicines, and the science behind drug development, with a keen interest in healthcare technology and pharmaceuticals. Lei Lei's work is featured in Endpoints News, where she also covers medical meetings and analyzes the latest clinical trial results.
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