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onclive·May 15·1 min read
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Durvalumab Plus BCG Reduces High-Risk NMIBC Recurrence or Death Risk by 32% in Phase 3 POTOMAC Trial

May 15, 2026·read at onclive ↗

Durvalumab plus BCG induction and maintenance yielded an HR of 0.68 vs BCG alone for DFS in BCG-naive, high-risk non–muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

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