After a month of pharma merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity so quiet that a summary of February's deals would have been destitute of content, the bustle of business returned in March.
There was nothing on the scale of January's $30 million takeover of Swiss biotech Actelion by US health care giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) but some interesting activity spread around the globe and in different therapy areas ranging from immuno-oncology to the central nervous system space.
Our table below takes a look at the deals announced:
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