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July 4, 2013New England Journal of Medicine134 citations

Toward Patient-Centered Drug Development in Oncology

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EBEthan Basch

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Regulators and industry continue to prioritize survival-based end points rather than patient-experience end points in cancer-drug development. Yet as patients live longer with cancer, they must increasingly choose among agents with varying efficacy–toxicity balances.

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