Antibiotic Pioneers Increasingly Looking to Emerging Markets For Partners
China Becoming A ‘Hub’ For Antibacterial Development And Commercialization
Executive Summary
Small- to medium-sized drug makers developing new products for resistant infections are increasingly partnering with players in emerging markets such as China because of the absence of workable risk/reward systems in rich countries, according to a report by The Access To Medicine Foundation.
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