Strategic intelligence report on bladder cancer
In looking at the new developments in urothelial carcinomas presented at ASCO GU in San Francisco last week, the biggest risk facing novel bladder cancer programmes right now is strategic rather than clinical.

Bladder cancer
The field has clearly been moving of late.
Meanwhile a number of molecules currently in phase 2 development could soon reach phase 3, only to find the control arm has changed, the endpoints have shifted, and the patients they’ll enroll may look nothing like the population the drug was originally intended for.
Loss of relevancy is a real threat in this kind of situation.
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