Eli Lilly plans $4.5B medicine foundry

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Top Story Eli Lilly Plans $4.5B Medicine Foundry to Foster Innovations in Drug Manufacturing Lilly Medicine Foundry will research new ways to manufacture medicines. Eli Lilly says in addition to supporting the manufacturing of drugs for clinical trials, manufacturing innovations from the site will be transferred to the company's other facilities for use in full-scale drug production. Sponsored Embracing Biosimilars to Lower Costs & Foster Innovation Presented by Express Scripts - Evernorth PBMs like Express Scripts are embracing biosimilar competition to provide cost savings today and access to innovative medicines in the future. Read more about our longstanding commitment to driving cost savings. Learn more.

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