The prices of drug-delivery deals have been going up -- thanks to spec pharma which has now turned almost entirely to the products of drug delivery and reformulation to re-stock their pipelines. Meanwhile, Big Pharma remains a minor player in small-molecule reformulation, but is increasingly active when it comes to macromolecules.
By Roger Longman
Perhaps the best indication of the new vitality in the drug delivery and formulation business—for decades, one of the weaker...
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