Bristol’s Fibrotic Game Plan: Promedior Acquisition Hinges On Phase II Results
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Bristol’s third deal in anti-fibrosis field in past year could give it intravenous, disease-modifying candidate for myelofibrosis and idiopathic fibrosis.
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