How Should Vcs Think About Investing in Biotech Startups
Biology and pharmaceuticals are interesting investments, but they take too much time, too much money, and the risk is very high.
One way to win is by focusing on software, and creating a solution that is complementary to the field, but that does not have to suffer from above mentioned problems.
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