The past two years have brought some significant changes to the biotech arena, Zucker said.
"There is widespread awareness that the traditional model of biotech is largely broken," he said. "Risk has gone up considerably. It's harder to get a drug or device approved by the FDA."
If launched today, many of the traditional biotechs that were successful in the past wouldn't get funding, Zucker added.
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