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Santen to Launch Myopia Drug in April; Will Its Private-Care Use Spread in Children?
Santen Pharmaceutical’s Ryjusea (atropine sulfate) will hit the pharmacy shelves next month as Japan’s first drug indicated for slowing the progression of myopia. With the disease affecting an increasing number of children, there appears to be strong demand for this…
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The Wednesday TableShe had been on virtual calls since eight in the morning. The screen glowed. Her eyes burned. Plugged into Teams across time zones, she was digitally connected yet entirely isolated from the reality of Japan’s pharma market.She needed…





