Report Says EU s Slow Progress Toward Biotech Growth Raises Concern

Mar 07, 2003

NEW YORK, March 7 - The EU's lack of progress in certain areas of life sciences may have "global repercussions," and "is already giving cause for concern, according to an EU commission report on the progress of life sciences and biotechnology initiatives released March 5.

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