Today's Rundown Featured Story | Wednesday, April 3, 2019 Sorrento Therapeutics alleged Patrick Soon-Shiong and one of his companies bought Sorrento's late-phase cancer drug Cynviloq to hamstring its development and prevent the drug from reaching the market in which it would compete with Abraxane, a drug Soon-Shiong invented and sold to Celgene back in 2010. |
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