Novartis Bolsters I-O Discovery Pipeline With Surface Oncology Deal

Novartis AG has made a new addition to its ever growing immuno-oncology portfolio, this time licensing four pre-clinical programs from Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech Surface Oncology, in a deal worth more than $170m.

Novartis AG has made a new addition to its ever growing immuno-oncology portfolio, this time licensing four pre-clinical programs from Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech Surface Oncology, in a deal worth more than $170m.

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