Chinese lung cancer drug now available in U.S. after AstraZeneca deal ends patient medical travel
Americans with advanced lung cancer who were forced to travel abroad for treatment can now access the drug domestically, reducing cost and logistical burden while marking a shift in how U.S. markets acquire innovative treatments developed overseas.
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