A Cross-Sectional Survey Reveals Physicians’ Treatment Patterns in First-Line and Maintenance Therapy for la/mUC

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Drs Gupta and Makkar discuss results from the PARADIGM cross-sectional survey, which reveals physicians’ 1L and 1LM treatment patterns in la/mUC.

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