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STAT+ | A new drug offers a rare option for brain cancer treatment — and inspires hopes for more

FDA-approved last month, the drug from Servier is one of the first major brain tumor breakthroughs in decades, say neuro-oncologists.

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STAT+ | A rare disease program, portrayed as both lifeline and pharma handout, is set to expire

Advocates for people with rare diseases say a voucher program has been essential for attracting investment. Others call it a pharma handout.

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Blood cell counts have unfairly kept Black and Middle Eastern people from clinical trials, study says

The study found that many cancer trials failed to account for natural variation in a type of blood cell called neutrophils.

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STAT+ | Can iTeos and GSK solve TIGIT's troubles?

Today's biotech news roundup includes thoughts on hopes for TIGIT and questions about Summit Therapeutics' ivonescimab data in lung cancer.

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