Making headway: Bioven’s contract research partners include the Beatson Cancer Institute in Glasgow, Scotland, Pangea Biotech in Catalan, Spain and International Medical University (IMU) in Malaysia (pictured, research scientist Sylvia Gan at IMU). Photos: AZMAN GHANI/The Star
Tan Sri Datuk Dr Abu Bakar Suleiman (L) and Johan Indot are chairman and executive director of Bioven– the company set up to enter the generic drug import business – the Malaysian company which has emerged as a dark horse in a drug development space dominated by big pharma. Photo: Azman Ghani/The Star
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