Start-Up Eidos Surfs Crest Of TTR Amyloidosis Wave
Executive Summary
Emerging Company Profile: The Phase III success of Pfizer's tafamidis means Eidos’ protein misfolding drug AG10 is not the first – but it is validated and differentiated, says BridgeBio-backed start-up Eidos.
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