Takeda Pharmaceutical said on August 16 that it has earned Japanese regulatory approval for an additional 0.5 mg capsule version of its multiple myeloma (MM) drug Ninlaro (ixazomib). The new version, which comes on top of the existing 2.3 mg,…
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