Takeda Pharmaceutical filed an application seeking Japanese regulatory approval for an additional tablet formulation for the PARP inhibitor Zejula Capsules (niraparib) on November 26, the company said the same day. The Japanese drug giant licensed Zejula from US biotech Tesaro,…
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