Armed with crucial overall survival data in head and neck cancer, Merck is now steering Keytruda down the priority review speedway the FDA has just opened up for it.
An approval here — for the frontline use of Keytruda in head and neck cell carcinoma, both as a monotherapy and in combination with chemo — would follow an accelerated approval for recurrent or metastatic cases granted in 2016.
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