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June 4, 2018 Cover

Volume 96, Issue 23

With so many ingredients on hand, can the oncology community figure out how to sensibly and efficiently combine checkpoint inhibitors with other drugs?

Cover image:A drawing of pill capsules inside of a blender.

Credit: Chris Gash

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