UK Life Sciences Vows To Maximize Post-Brexit Opportunities
Executive Summary
The UK is “open for business” as far as the life-sciences sector is concerned, and those with ministerial and departmental oversight are promising to work with the realities – still largely unknown – that the country's exit from the EU will bring forth. Such was the tone of UK Office for Life Sciences’ director Nicole Mather, speaking to health-care industry delegates Sept. 15 in London.
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