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P84 Pediatric oncology studies triggered by the united states (US) food and drug administration (FDA) and the european union (EU) european medicines agency (EMA) aim at labels, not at improved treatment. Some harm young patients by exposing them to substandard monotherapy instead of combination treatment
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P84 Pediatric oncology studies triggered by the united states (US) food and drug administration (FDA) and the european union (EU) european medicines agency (EMA) aim at labels, not at improved treatment. Some harm young patients by exposing them to substandard monotherapy instead of combination treatment
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- First published May 17, 2019.
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January 08, 2022
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