Sunovion’s TAAR1 Agonist Brings Something New To CNS Arena
‘Exciting Step Forward’?
Executive Summary
Sunovion’s new schizophrenia candidate is generating investor attention given its first-in-class mode of action. Newly published clinical results appear to bear out its promise in a sector where there’s been limited innovation.
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