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KM Biologics’ COVID-19 Jab Enters Japan PII/III Study
KM Biologics, a Meiji group company, has commenced a Japanese PII/III clinical study for its investigational inactivated COVID-19 vaccine KD-414, the company and partner Meiji Seika Pharma said on October 22. The study is a multicenter, uncontrolled, open-label clinical trial,…
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