Generic Drugs in Oncology: Lowering Costs and Enhancing Treatment Accessibility
The integration of generic drugs into oncology care is lowering treatment costs and enhancing accessibility for cancer patients worldwide.
The integration of generic drugs into oncology care is lowering treatment costs and enhancing accessibility for cancer patients worldwide.
Oncology drug development is complex: from discovery and preclinical research to rigorous clinical trials and regulatory approval.
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