Stephen O'Hara, chief executive of OptiBiotix talks to TPL

4 May 2016
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Stephen O’Hara is chief executive of OptiBiotix Health (LSE: OPTI), a UK-based biotech which has been interesting big pharma recently with its Lactobacillus plantarum strain, a statin-free cholesterol pill. He spoke to the Pharma Letter about developing compounds to stop and manage not just high cholesterol levels but other human metabolic diseases such as obesity, lipid distribution and diabetes.

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