September 30, 2024 08:48 PM EDTUpdated 06:22 AM
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IGM scraps on­col­o­gy work to fo­cus on au­toim­mune, los­es three ex­ec­u­tives

Kyle LaHucik

Senior Reporter

IGM Bio­sciences will stop work­ing in can­cer and shrink its T cell en­gager pipeline to fo­cus on au­toim­mune dis­eases, the Cal­i­for­nia biotech

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