Japan’s recent Upper House election delivered a stinging defeat for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and junior coalition partner…
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Eisai’s Sleep Inducer Dayvigo Now Available in Hong Kong
Eisai said on June 30 that it has launched its sleep inducer Dayvigo (lemborexant) in Hong Kong through its local subsidiary, which marks the first rollout in the Asian region outside Japan. In Hong Kong, Dayvigo was approved in late…
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