Takeda Pharmaceutical’s plan to divest TachoSil surgical patch to Ethicon, a unit of Johnson & Johnson, has been blocked due to antitrust concerns, according to the US Federal Trade Commission. The Japanese pharma giant remains silent on its future plan.…
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