Kyowa Kirin said on June 26 that it has received Japanese regulatory approval for a new pen-type formulation of its anti-interleukin-17 (IL-17) receptor A antibody Lumicef (brodalumab).The newly approved Lumicef Subcutaneous Injection 210 mg Pen is a prefilled autoinjector containing…
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