Why Merck waited, and what they now bring to the Covid-19 fight

Jason Mast

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Nicholas Kartsonis had been running clinical infectious disease research at Merck for almost 2 years when, in mid-January, he got a new assignment: searching the …

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Why Merck waited, and what they now bring to the Covid-19 fight