Report: State faces hurdles in life sciences
Competition, training called critical issues
Massachusetts faces several challenges if it's to remain home to one of the world's top life sciences clusters, including increased competition from around the globe, a shortage of trained workers, and a lack of coordination among key players, a new study concludes. (Full article: 584 words)
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