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Krazati fails confirmatory trial in colorectal cancer, putting approval at risk

Bristol Myers Squibb’s cancer drug Krazati has failed its confirmatory study in second-line colorectal cancer, a company spokesperson confirmed to Endpoints News. Krazati had received accelerated approval in 2024 in this setting. But a Phase ...

By Endpoints News · Apr 30, 2026 · via Endpoints News
Krazati fails confirmatory trial in colorectal cancer, putting approval at risk

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