Turmoil In Allergy Market Continues As Merck Ends ALK Partnership
Executive Summary
Merck & Co has returned all US marketing rights to ALK-Abello’s sublingual allergy tablets to the Danish company, casting a pall over the sector that has this year been dismayed by late-stage failures of new products and delays in drug development.
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