Interview: Silence Therapeutics’ Chair On Why Keeping Quiet Has Done The Biotech No Favors
Executive Summary
Silence Therapeutics’ executive chair, Annalisa Jenkins, talks to Scrip about why there’s more to the company than a court case.
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