Mad Scientists And Skunkworks Could Bring Back CNS Creativity, TAP Panelists Say
Executive Summary
“Everything that applies to pharma in general is magnified in neuroscience because the timelines are compressed and the punishment for failure is greater,” industry consultant Harry Tracy said at the Therapeutic Area Partnerships meeting.
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