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Daraxonrasib, a newly developed treatment for pancreatic cancer, has been shown to double the life expectancy of patients if the cancer is treated early. Despite this improvement in survival, the drug does not provide a cure for the disease.
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Daraxonrasib, a newly developed treatment for pancreatic cancer, has been shown to double the life expectancy of patients if the cancer is treated early. Despite this improvement in survival, the drug does not provide a cure for the disease.
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Pancreatic cancer: New drug extends lives but isn't a cure
New drug daraxonrasib extends survival for pancreatic cancer patients