How Lilly Aims To Make Sure Good Drugs Don't Get Lost In Translation
Executive Summary
SVP/CSO Daniel Skovronsky says the company has invested in technology and biotech-like teams to speed up the process of translating targets identified in house into human data for novel drugs.
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