BUSINESS
Sosei Regains Global Rights to Muscarinic Agonist Programs from AbbVie, CEO Says It’s Not Bad News
Sosei Group said on January 5 that it is regaining worldwide rights to its muscarinic agonist programs from AbbVie, which acquired their original licensee Allergan, based on the US pharma’s “business decisions” following its pipeline review. “It might sound like…
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