April 13, 2020 06:39 AM EDTUpdated 11:18 AM
R&D

As­traZeneca stops lung can­cer tri­al ear­ly, af­ter star drug Tagris­so in­duces 'over­whelm­ing' ef­fi­ca­cy

Natalie Grover

Reporter

A piv­otal lung can­cer tri­al test­ing Tagris­so, As­traZeneca’s best­selling on­col­o­gy ther­a­py, has been halt­ed due to “over­whelm­ing” ef­fi­ca­cy.

The 682 pa­tient-tri­al, ADAU­RA, was eval­u­at­ing the …

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