Bristol-Myers Squibb has upgraded a long-running alliance with Prothena in Alzheimer’s disease, taking an option on a tau protein-targeting antibody in early-stage clinical development.

Just a few days after Biogen abandoned its tau-targeting Alzheimer's disease candidate gosuranemab, Bristol-Myers Squibb has opted into a rival drug, paying $80 million for rights to Prothena's ...

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