Invion Reports 79% Disease Control in Phase 1 Skin Cancer Trial
Invion closed Phase 1 recruitment in non-melanoma skin cancer, reporting 79% disease control across 14 patients — an early signal now awaiting full data readout.
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Invion closed Phase 1 recruitment in non-melanoma skin cancer, reporting 79% disease control across 14 patients — an early signal now awaiting full data readout.
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