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2:09Now PlayingFourteen cancer drugs have been in shortage in recent months. Here's why.
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The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) has been working to resolve the shortage and saw the first glimmers of hope last week after a national delivery of carboplatin, which has been in shortage for a month.
“I think we may very well have hit rock bottom and are starting to slowly see more release of drug,” said Julie Gralow, the society’s chief medical officer and executive vice president.
But it’s not yet clear whether the crisis is ending or if supply will continue to ebb and flow.
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