Rakuten Medical will ramp up its work to globally develop cancer treatments based on its proprietary Alluminox photoimmunotherapy technology platform, Co-CEO and Chairman Hiroshi Mikitani said on August 3. At a press briefing for ASCO Breakthrough held in the city…
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