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The timing of myocarditis onset during immunotherapy treatment for cancer may predict how likely a person is to die of the condition, according to retrospective study results.Patients who developed myocarditis within a month of starting immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) appeared more than twice as likely to die of the rare but potentially serious adverse event than those who developed it between
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