Organon's First Move Post Spinout Is A Licensing Deal With ObsEva In Preterm Labor
Executive Summary
Ogranon will pay $25m upfront for worldwide commercialization rights to ebopiprant for acute preterm labor, which currently has no approved treatments in the US.
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