WATCH: OU Health Announces Cancer Drug

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Wednesday, June 15th 2022, 11:39 am

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WATCH: OU Health Announces Cancer Drug

WATCH: OU Health Announces Cancer Drug

OU Health announced a cancer drug Wednesday morning that was developed in Oklahoma.

The drug is now in a Phase 1 clinical trial.

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News 9 OU Health announced a cancer drug Wednesday morning that was developed in Oklahoma.

WATCH: OU Health Announces Cancer Drug

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News 9 OU Health announced a cancer drug Wednesday morning that was developed in Oklahoma.

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