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Sellas Life Sciences

www.sellaslifesciences.com

 
Sellas Life Sciences is a healthcare-oriented global group of companies with a unique and innovative vision, which is ambitious, yet clear: to practice the medicine of tomorrow, today. In other words, we incorporate innovation throughout all our activities aiming at breakthroughs that will have a significant impact on the thinking and practicing of healthcare worldwide. Our international team of acknowledged scientists, doctors and health professionals along with a seasoned and highly experienced pharmaceutical executive management form the core of Σellas. We strive to improve patients` quality of life through developing and commercializing cutting-edge drugs, medical devices and innovative therapies.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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