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Gynaecological cancer, Oncology Room

Immunotherapy avelumab shows potential in rare gynaecologic cancer resistant to chemotherapy

"Given the number of patients with disease that did not relapse, and reduced toxicity compared with standard single-agent chemotherapy, avelumab merits additional investigation,” said ASCO President Howard Burris.

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