Japanese Health Minister Kenichiro Ueno said that his ministry will coordinate with overseas regulators as it considers its response to efficacy concerns raised in the US over Kissei Pharmaceutical’s vasculitis treatment Tavneos (avacopan). “After reviewing the report from the company,…
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