Takeda Pharmaceutical said on October 2 that it will voluntarily withdraw the accelerated approval granted from the US FDA for its lung cancer treatment Exkivity (mobocertinib) after the drug failed in a confirmatory trial. The Japanese juggernaut said that following…
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