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The drugmaker, which has one approved product to treat bone-marrow disorders, is developing a cancer immunotherapy called an IDO inhibitor. The goal with these treatments is to harness the body's immune system to attack cancer. The hope is that these IDO-inhibitor drugs will be used alongside PD-1 inhibitors (of which numerous have already been approved) to help more people respond to cancer treatments than if they used the PD-1 inhibitors alone. Incyte's data that came out Wednesday made it seem as if that might be the case, at least in some forms of cancer.
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