February 23, 2017 05:46 PM EST
Pharma

With hep C fran­chis­es lan­guish­ing, Mer­ck’s MK-3682 goes from block­buster to bomb

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

A lit­tle less than three years af­ter ac­quir­ing the he­pati­tis C drug MK-3682 (up­ri­fos­bu­vir) in its $3.85 bil­lion buy­out of Idenix, Mer­ck’s prospects in the …

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