Eli Lilly & Co.’s turnaround in oncology has been a long time coming. It’s been a historic focus for the Indianapolis-based biopharma, and the company has made some sizeable additions in recent years to build out its oncology business. Now the company is leveraging its acquisition of Loxo Oncology Inc. to establish a new cancer R&D unit led by former Loxo execs and incorporating personnel from Lilly Research Laboratories.
Lilly Taps Loxo Execs To Bring Back That Biotech Feeling
Almost a year after acquiring Loxo Oncology, Lilly is combining its Lilly Research Laboratories staff with a group headed by three top Loxo execs to lead cancer R&D and business development.
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