GSK, Vir barrel into a fast PhII/III for their lead Covid-19 antibody, chasing a moving target with quick OK in sight

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Now that Eli Lilly and Regeneron have strayed off schedule on the development of new antibodies to fight Covid-19, GlaxoSmithKline execs and their partners at …

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GSK, Vir barrel into a fast PhII/III for their lead Covid-19 antibody, chasing a moving target with quick OK in sight

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GSK, Vir bar­rel in­to a fast PhII/III for their lead Covid-19 an­ti­body, chas­ing a mov­ing tar­get with quick OK in sight

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GSK, Vir barrel into a fast PhII/III for their lead Covid-19 antibody, chasing a moving target with quick OK in sight