Novartis And The Medicines Company: Five Things To Worry About
Executive Summary
The $9.7bn acquisition hinges on the small interfering RNA inclisiran, but an ongoing cardiovascular outcomes trial, manufacturing hurdles, and reimbursement challenges provide subjects for concern.
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