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Shortening the Time Line for New Cancer Treatments


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This study will analyze the process of cancer drug development and aim to identify ways to increase the efficiency with which new drugs are developed, tested, and brought to the patient. The committee will review briefly the history of cancer drug development and changes in science that have occurred recently that impact the way that new cancer drugs may be developed.

The study will examine the steps in cancer drug development and aim to identify impediments that might be amenable to changes. There will be a major emphasis on issues of intellectual property. To a more limited extent, the committee will also examine the business challenges and impediments to cancer drug development in the current industrial climate.



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