October 12, 2016 06:58 AM EDT

Say what? Compassionate use program? What compassionate use program?

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

It’s no secret that the average biotech company is no great fan of compassionate use requests for their experimental drugs. They can be expensive to …

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Say what? Compassionate use program? What compassionate use program?

John Carroll

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