The deal comes as pharmaceutical companies increase investment in therapies that target RAS, a family of proteins involved in regulating cell growth and division.
Merck plans to present the BRUNELLO results at the American Academy of Ophthalmology Annual Meeting in New Orleans on October 10 and discuss the findings with regulatory authorities.
The meeting brings together stakeholders to discuss practical approaches to strengthening Ghana’s health system and advancing national UHC priorities.
The agreement covers 129 countries, including all African nations, and gives Aspen rights across both public and private healthcare sectors.