BUSINESS
Lilly Expects Topline Data for 2 COVID-19 Drug Candidates by June-End, First Patient Dosed in Antibody Treatment Study: Japan Execs
Eli Lilly anticipates the readout of topline trial data for two COVID-19 drug candidates by the end of June, while a first-in-human study was just launched for another potential treatment derived from a patient antibody, the company’s Japan execs said…
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