REGULATORY
Japan Approves First SGLT2 Generics, 12 Firms Pile into Vimpat Ahead of December Listing
Japan is set to see its first generic entries into the lucrative SGLT2 inhibitor market. The health ministry on August 15 approved a new slate of generics in time for the next biannual listing this December, including copycat versions of…
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