‘Brexit’: time is of the essence for life sciences innovators

On June 24 the UK confirmed its vote to leave the EU, the first step in a process that is likely to lead to the biggest de-merger in history: the world’s fifth largest economy (the UK) leaving the world’s largest economic grouping (the EU).

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