Roche’s Immuno-Oncology Therapy On Course To Indian Debut?
Executive Summary
Roche’s cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq has received conditional marketing authorization under India’s layered approval process, setting the stage for a potential debut in the country. However, it remains to be seen how India’s evolving regulations in the area of clinical trial waivers could play out for such products.
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