European Biotechs Mull Going To Market Without Big Pharma Partners
Executive Summary
European biotech companies that have lead products turned down by big pharma are now considering the benefits of taking drugs through late-stage development themselves; more funding options, such as concluding an IPO in the U.S. or Europe, is driving some of this change.
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