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Kyushu University Offshoot Eyes US Nod for Repositioned ROP Drug Candidate
Feliqs, a spinoff of Kyushu University, is working on the repositioning of an existing drug for the prevention of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) with its lead asset, FLQ-101. Co-Founder and CEO Kenichiro Kuninobu says that the company aims to bring…
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