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Regeneron Bolsters Japan Oncology Team as Libtayo Gains Ground
Regeneron is deepening its foothold in Japan’s oncology market, adding over 50 sales reps this summer as it looks to capitalize on the expanded use of Libtayo (cemiplimab) and build on the country’s role as a priority market for future…
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