When Two Worlds Collide – BTG Brings Interventional Oncology And Immunotherapy Together
Executive Summary
BTG's range of interventional oncology technologies puts it in an enviable position in R&D initiatives that require a holistic view across cancer and the best-targeted therapies. The UK-listed company will now take this to another level following an agreement with the Society of Interventional Oncology to explore the role of minimally invasive therapies in immuno-oncology.
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