China CSCO Hails Rising Liver Cancer Innovation Ready To Take On World

China Transforming From Cancer Research Follower To Leader

The Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology (CSCO) annual meeting, against the background of the global pandemic, has one clear message that local researchers and players are pressing ahead to take a leadership role in cutting-edge cancer research globally.

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CHINA ONCOLOGY SOCIETY HAILS JIANGSU HENGRUI AS CHINA TAKES LEADERSHIP ROLE IN HCC DRUG DEVELOPMENT • Source: Shutterstock

The annual meeting of the Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology (CSCO) has become a prime venue for cancer drug makers and medical physicians to release their latest study results and provide outlook for potentially the largest oncology market in the world.

In its 23rd year, this year’s CSCO gathering, being held from 19-26 September and running in parallel to the European...

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