Pancreatic cancer drug shows early promise against lung cancer in NEJM trial

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An early NEJM-published trial found that a drug approved for pancreatic cancer shrank tumors in about one-third of patients with advanced non-small-cell lung cancer who had already undergone standard treatments; larger trials are underway to confirm its safety and effectiveness.
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