At ASH, positive news for Terns, Kura leukemia treatments

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It rains in Florida. A lot. This ASH meeting started sunny and wonderful, but quickly turned rainy and miserable. It’s just another reason why ASH should camp itself permanently in San Diego each December.

Study suggests Terns leukemia drug could be successor to Novartis blockbuster

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Terns Pharmaceuticals reported an update on its targeted leukemia drug that maintained and even boosted high molecular response rates in advanced-stage patients.

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