Bayer Schering Fills Discovery-Development Gap Through Asian Partnering
SINGAPORE - Drug companies are tightening their belts for discovery and development while also scanning different sectors of the globe for innovation. Bayer Schering Pharma Head of Global Drug Discovery Andreas Busch sees outside partnerships, or "externalization," as a necessity, particularly for high-risk innovation, and Bayer is looking to Asia Pacific for many of its discovery partners
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