US DoJ Lets Biotechs Share Manufacturing Details To Speed Launch Of COVID-19 Therapies
Executive Summary
Companies are shielded from antitrust concerns by Justice Department as they jointly prepare to manufacture whichever monoclonal-antibody-based coronavirus therapies emerge from development.
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