With New Leadership, Roche Goes Back To Basics At ASCO

In a time of internal transition, Roche emphasized its deep roots and broad pipeline at its annual event alongside the American Society for Clinical Oncology meeting.

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In the absence of a major new molecule coming forward or franchise expansion, Roche's analyst event at the American Society for Clinical Oncology annual meeting fell back on perennial themes, emphasizing the depth and breadth of its oncology business during its portfolio review – with no shortage of superlatives.

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