Without An Alzheimer’s Blockbuster, Biogen Is A Ship Without A Growth Rudder
Lecanemab Phase III Readout Next Major Milestone
Executive Summary
In addition to its uncertain attempt at near-term revenue growth with Eisai-partnered lecanemab, Biogen recently ended multiple R&D programs and will pay $900m to settle a whistleblower lawsuit.
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