BIO 2019 Notebook: Merck; RMAT; Out-Licensing Deals
Executive Summary
News and views from day one of the BIO International Convention: Merck reaffirms commitment to antibiotic space the same day Zerbaxa picks up a new indication; US FDA regenerative medicine advanced therapy designations now outnumber breakthrough designations for cell/gene therapies; BIO survey finds out-licensing cash for emerging firms more than doubled in 2018.
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