INTERVIEW: Evgen Pharma plc CEO Stephen Franklin Maiden Results, Phase II updates & News to come

Evgen Pharma plc (LON:EVG) CEO Stephen Franklin caught up with DirectorsTalk to discuss the company’s maiden results, the two phase II trials and when we can expect them to report and news flow over the coming year.

 

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