Ferring Pharmaceuticals AS has turned to the US women's health genomics company Celmatix to help generate new insights into ovarian biology that could speed up personalized care in reproductive medicine and women’s health.
Speaking to Scrip, Ferring's chief medical officer Klaus Dugi said the aim of the collaboration is to use Celmatix’s large-scale datasets to explore whether women’s responses to ovarian stimulation during...
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