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Merck & Co has voluntarily withdrawn its Keytruda immunotherapy from a lung cancer niche in the US, amid a crackdown by the FDA on drugs approved without the required post-marketing data. Merck & Co said it had withdrawn the indication after consultation with the FDA and is working to complete the process over the coming weeks.
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