Sofinnova Partners pulls in €1.2B for life sciences investments

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Top Story VC Firm Sofinnova Partners Pulls In €1.2B to Deploy Across Life Sciences Investments Sofinnova Partners aims to invest in 50 to 60 new companies in the life sciences. The infusion of new capital brings the VC firm's assets under management to more than €4 billion. Sponsored Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in America and the World. Presented by EY and MedCity News Kim Dalla Torre, EY's Health Leader for Global and the Americas, who shared the importance of battling mental health problems. She noted that in a recent consumer survey, 49% of respondents said they were unhappy with mental healthcare in its current state. View It Now! Early Bird Rate Ends Friday! Register now for INVEST 2025 in Chicago, May 20 & 21, 2025 Register & Save $345

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