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Reporter looking for patients who progress after BRAF

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    • December 6, 2010 at 11:48 pm
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    Keymaster

      I have been in touch with a reporter who has written extensively about the Plexxikon/Roche BRAF inhibitor.  The next and final article will focus on people who have taken this drug and had an initial response, but now have developed resistance.

      If you fit this criteria and are interested in speaking with a reporter please drop me a note and I will pass your contact information along.

      Thanks

       

      Tim–MRF

      I have been in touch with a reporter who has written extensively about the Plexxikon/Roche BRAF inhibitor.  The next and final article will focus on people who have taken this drug and had an initial response, but now have developed resistance.

      If you fit this criteria and are interested in speaking with a reporter please drop me a note and I will pass your contact information along.

      Thanks

       

      Tim–MRF

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