April 6, 2021 08:41 AM EDTUpdated 09:08 AM

After Novartis walks on last STING drug, Chinook spits out orphan Aduro assets

Josh Sullivan

In August, Chinook merged with the struggling Aduro to take on the company’s pipeline programs for kidney disease research. Monday, Chinook announced that Aduro will …

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After Novartis walks on last STING drug, Chinook spits out orphan Aduro assets

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