Roche Taps Russian HIV Opportunity With Viriom Deal
Executive Summary
In a first-of-its kind deal, Roche recently licensed a handful of pre-clinical HIV assets to Russian biotech Viriom, a start-up created specifically to develop and commercialize the compounds in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan
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