Prothena CEO Dale Schenck Dies From Pancreatic Cancer
Executive Summary
Prothena CEO Dale Schenk, the scientist behind innovative medicines that included bapineuzumab and Tysabri, died from pancreatic cancer on Sept. 30 – less than two years after he revealed his diagnosis.
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