AstraZeneca Stays Hopeful About Ultomiris Despite Initial Conversion Difficulties
Sales of Soliris Successor Stumble
Executive Summary
AstraZeneca is touting Ultomiris’ future potential in neurological conditions as it struggles to convert patients from predecessor Soliris in one of its indications.
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