Boehringer’s Oncology Strategy: Build From Niche Lung Cancer Base
Executive Summary
With Gilotrif sales building over time, private Boehringer Ingelheim turns its focus to broad development program for its third-generation EGFR inhibitor olmutinib, with ambition to become a leader in lung cancer.
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