Roche pays Ionis $60M upfront to license RNA-targeting Alzheimer's, Huntington's...

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  • cafead   Sep 27, 2023 at 10:42: AM
via When Roche’s gantenerumab failed a pair of phase 3 studies last year, the pharma giant said it would look for “external collaborations and partnerships” as an avenue to treat Alzheimer’s disease. With today’s agreement with longtime partner Ionis, it seems the drugmaker is sticking to its word.

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