Bristol’s $250,000 Pill Slows Lung Cancer Growth by Seven Weeks

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A Bristol Myers Squibb Co. lung cancer treatment delayed tumor growth by less than seven weeks in a closely watched clinical trial, a disappointing result after the company paid nearly $5 billion to acquire the drug’s owner.

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