Andrew Obenshain, bluebird bio CEO
April 5, 2022 07:38 AM EDTUpdated 12:47 PM
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Blue­bird joins the lay­off flock to re­al­i­ty as gene ther­a­py biotech sheds staff to save it­self

Kyle LaHucik

Senior Reporter

Blue­bird bio is lay­ing off about 30% of its work­force to save it­self be­fore the FDA de­cides the fate of two of its gene ther­a­pies …

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