The 30-Year Chemotherapy Standard Faces a New Challenge: China's PD-1 Serplulimab Breaks New Ground in Gastric Cancer Treatment

ASTRUM-006 explores a chemotherapy-sparing perioperative strategy using China's PD-1 inhibitor serplulimab in PD-L1-positive resectable gastric cancer.

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