Sequella CEO Carol Nacy On Partnering With Pfizer To Solve Multidrug-resistant TB

New drugs in development could help solve a looming global multidrug-resistant TB epidemic and anchor a new treatment regimen.

Sequella Inc. CEO Carol Nacy sees the company’s recent in-licensing deal with Pfizer as a turning point in the long road to developing anti-infectives to treat multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, and is gearing up for pivotal trials in 2014.

Nacy founded Sequella in 1997 to address the looming TB encroachment. Lead drug SQ109 was co-discovered by scientists at Sequella...

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