Troubled Teva turns to risk-sharing team at Nuvelution to gamble on a new PhIII study
When Nuvelution debuted a couple of years ago, the San Francisco-based developer with its powerhouse board of directors set out to pursue a new set of risk-sharing R&D deals with biopharma. Today, it went public with one of those pacts, signing off on a commitment to gamble on a Phase III study of Teva’s newly approved drug Austedo for Tourette syndrome, with a shot at bagging a reward if all works according to plan.
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