Who:Almirall SA and Eloxx Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
What: A global licensing agreement which will see the Spanish firm develop and commercialize ZKN-013 in orphan dermatological diseases
Almirall Casts Its Net To Cover Butterfly Skin Disease
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Deal Snapshot: The Spanish company is linking up with US biotech Eloxx to get hold of an asset that will be its first in the rare dermatological disease space.
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