Actions speak louder than words. That, at least, is how Seattle Genetics urged investors to think about a tongue lashing the company received during an advisory committee review of the cancer agent Adcetris Seattle Genetics may be right on two levels: the practical outcome of the meeting was positive, and the FDA rhetoric may not have been as directly aimed at the sponsor as a warning to all oncology drug developers.
Cole Werble
July 20, 2011
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