UConn Health removes signs with name of owners of Purdue Pharma
UConn Health recently removed signs that commemorated donations by two late Sackler family members who co-owned OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.
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UConn Health recently removed signs that commemorated donations by two late Sackler family members who co-owned OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.
Immunotherapies. Vaccines. We’ve all had a crash course in these subjects during this year of the pandemic. Now a Farmington startup is taking immunotherapies and vaccines in new directions in the battle against disease — including COVID-19. Bijan Almassian is president and CEO at CaroGen Corp. His small team — five full-time employees and five part-timers — occupies space in UConn Health’s Cell and Genome Building on Farmington Avenue. But much of the firm’s research is going on in laboratories spread across several universities. CaroGen’s lead product is an immunotherapy that ...