Pfizer to buy Peninsula sickle cell disease drug maker for $5.4 billion


The company was launched by serial entrepreneur Charles Homcy and venture capital firm Third Rock Ventures in 2012 to tackle a disease that mainly affects Black and Hispanic communities and had been largely spurned by drug developers for decades.

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