Treatment aimed at people who cannot be vaccinated is boost to firm’s coronavirus portfolio
“It’s going to be much easier for us when we are all together, in terms of our culture, us being able work more effectively together, but also being at the heart of Cambridge and at the heart of the biomedical campus,” he said. “It will improve creativity, how happy people are, and it’s going to help take us on to the next step of our journey as an R&D organisation.”
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