Why do most cancer drugs fail clinical trials?
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Roughly 95% of oncology drug candidates that show preclinical promise fail to receive FDA approval. The reasons include weak preclinical models, patient heterogeneity, biomarker problems and clinical-trial design issues.
Improving the predictive value of mouse and organoid models, and matching therapies to patient subgroups, is one of the most consequential open questions in drug development.
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