British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has warned of the potential consequences of cuts to the German healthcare system. Starting next year, the company will no longer be able to launch new research-based drugs on the German market, Pascal Soriot, CEO of the world's fifth-largest pharmaceutical company, told the Handelsblatt newspaper (Wednesday edition). "This is really not a threat. We will be attacked for this, but we have no other choice…
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British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has warned of the potential consequences of cuts to the German healthcare system. Starting next year, the company will no longer be able to launch new research-based drugs on the German market, Pascal Soriot, CEO of the world's fifth-largest pharmaceutical company, told the Handelsblatt newspaper (Wednesday edition). "This is really not a threat. We will be attacked for this, but we have no other choice…