For Funds Close to Empty, Filling Stations May Be Hard to Find

VCs that need to raise money in 2009 or 2010 may find the going rough. Here we chart out when life sciences VCs raised their last funds.

Venture capitalists typically raise new funds about every three years. But some firms that planned to re-up in 2008-2009 have run into trouble.

START-UP has tracked fundraising disclosed by health care venture capitalists (as opposed to diversified funds that also invest in IT or clean tech) that have previously raised funds of $150...

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