ResTORbio Takes Immunotherapy Approach To Reducing Respiratory Tract Infections
Executive Summary
Repurposing a TORC1 inhibitor investigated in several cancer types at Novartis, resTORbio has initiated a second Phase III study of RTB101 to address immunosenescence in older adults. CMO Joan Mannick discusses R&D strategy in interview at IDWeek.
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