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Molecularly Matched Cancer Treatments Extend Survival Times in Large, Early-Stage Study

Jun 04, 2018

CHICAGO (GenomeWeb) – Researchers involved in the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center's "Initiative for Molecular Profiling in Advanced Cancer Therapy" (IMPACT) study have found evidence that molecularly matched treatments can improve overall survival outcomes for individuals with a range of cancer types.

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