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Japan Approves GSK’s COVID-19 Antibody Drug, 2nd Treatment for Mild Cases
Japan approved GlaxoSmithKline’s COVID-19 antibody drug sotrovimab on September 27, making it the country’s fifth treatment for the disease and second to be made available for mildly ill patients. Health Minister Norihisa Tamura granted special emergency approval for the drug,…
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