European COVID-19 Project An ‘Unprecedented’ Exercise In Cooperation
37 Public & Private Partners To Research Potential New Treatments
Executive Summary
Repurposed drugs, new compounds and neutralizing antibodies are among the targets of a new collaborative venture supported by Europe’s Innovative Medicines Initiative.
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