ALK bets on well-known tablet technology to treat peanut allergy
ALK has gotten the rights to use a technology by partner Catalent to develop a peanut allergy tablet vaccine. But the Danish allergy company is far from alone on the food allergy market, where biotech firms have been testing a vast array of different technologies in recent years. Still, CEO Carsten Hellmann brushes off competition.
BY ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL PEDERSEN
ALK has secured the rights to a technology it will use to develop a tablet against peanut allergy, which will be one of the most important growth drivers in the years post-2025, according to the Danish allergy company.
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