A star cancer scientist failed to disclose industry payments over the years — does that matter so much?
During the big ASCO conference at the beginning of last June, prominent Memorial Sloan Kettering scientist José Baselga had this to say about the data he had collected for an experimental PI3K drug at Roche called taselisib:
This is proof that targeting the PI3K pathway has an effect in breast cancer and that there are patients who will benefit. To me that is incredibly exciting.
Roche, however, was not nearly so enthusiastic.
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