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TIGOS Clinical Study

BMS is conducting a study in the treatment of Small Cell Lung Cancer | CA245-0001

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A Phase 3 Clinical Study of BMS-986489 Agent as Investigational Treatment for Extensive-stage SCLC

TIGOS clinical study is currently open for enrollment

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This website is for US physicians to provide general information about ongoing BMS clinical trials and as an exchange of scientific information related to BMS investigational product BMS-986489. BMS-986489 is not currently approved in any market and has not been approved by the FDA as safe or effective for Extensive-Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer.

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