Roche's Neuroscience Franchise Gets Lift From Huntington's Breakthrough
Executive Summary
Roche is aiming to bolster its future neuroscience franchise with another potential breakthrough product in neurology to add to its clinical-stage efforts in Alzheimer's disease, and its success in developing the first therapy for primary progressive multiple sclerosis, Ocrevus.
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