Pulmonary toxicities of biologies: a review

With the advancement of research in cancer treatment more and more drugs are being introduced for the treatment of cancer. In this review study, we have tried to look at some of the relatively newly introduced drugs, commonly referred to as biologies. The aim of this study was to review the very rar...

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