Pfizer’s CTI Shows Tangible Signs Of Progress In Its Junior Year
Executive Summary
Pfizer’s Centers for Therapeutic Innovation program has grown in less than three years to include 24 academic partners. First drug candidate to emerge from the research model is expected to enter the clinic this year, and Pfizer’s investment in CTI has grown.
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