Bayer Bets On Oncology Pipeline, Vows To Increase 2017 R&D Budget
Executive Summary
Bayer has launched an internal oncology R&D unit to speed up development of its pipeline cancer therapies and ensure the company is first to market with its late-stage treatment candidates, head of pharma Dieter Weinand told Scrip on the sidelines of the pharma's annual results conference.
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