Otsuka Rescues Fallen Digital Health Unicorn Proteus
Bankrupt Smart Pill Developer To Support Pharma Co's Digital Push
Executive Summary
Japanese pharmaceutical company picks up struggling US venture for a fraction of its one-time value as it continues strategic push into the digital health space.
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