EQRx Confronts US Drug Development Realities, Shifts Pricing Approach
Company’s $1.5bn To Last Into 2028
Executive Summary
Because of FDA requirements for studies applicable to US patients, EQRx ended US development of its PD-1 inhibitor and will launch its EGFR and CDK4/6 inhibitors at market-based prices.
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