Both healthcare and financial systems in Europe are fragmented national entities. For financial backers of early life science ventures, this lanscape adds risk to new business that do not exist in sectors unified by operational standards. And for those running start-ups, their choice of experienced, life-science-savvy capital suppliers is restricted.
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