August 4, 2016 04:36 PM EDT
R&D

Deaths de­rail Juno's launch count­down, giv­ing Kite and No­var­tis the lead

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

The FDA’s hold on Juno Ther­a­peu­tics’ lead CAR-T pro­gram, JCAR015, last­ed on­ly six days. But the de­rail­ment was se­ri­ous enough to push its

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