BMS and Ono expand deals for Orencia and Phase II anticancer antibody
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Executive Summary
Bristol-Myers Squibb and Ono Pharmaceuticals have agreed to expand their existing agreements for two products, giving BMS broader rights to an investigational anticancer antibody and granting Ono Japanese co-commercialisation rights to BMS's arthritis drug, Orencia (abatacept).
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