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Pfizer, Novartis Drugs Fight Rare Pancreatic Tumors in Studies

February 10, 2011

Cancer drugs made by Pfizer Inc. and Novartis AG helped combat a rare form of pancreatic tumor, the type diagnosed in Apple Inc.’s Steve Jobs in 2004, reports in a medical journal confirmed Thursday.
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