Lackluster data on Alzheimer's drugs lead to end of Roche-AC Immune partnership

Max Gelman

Senior Editor

Roche and Genentech have ended a nearly two-decade Alzheimer’s disease partnership with Swiss biotech AC Immune after numerous setbacks and cloudy data.

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Lack­lus­ter da­ta on Alzheimer's drugs lead to end of Roche-AC Im­mune part­ner­ship

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