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Recordati Japan on Hunt for Rare Disease Assets at Risk of Drug Loss
The Japan arm of Recordati Rare Diseases will step up licensing negotiations with overseas biotechs to acquire drug candidates that might end up not reaching the Japanese market, creating the state of “drug losses,” the company’s local chief Shoji Kuroyama…
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