PHARMA JAPAN welcomes JETRO New York’s Shunsuke Tani as a guest columnist. In occasional contributions, Tani will share his perspectives on US pharmaceutical policy, industry developments, and life in America, drawing on his firsthand experience in the US.---Hello from New…
An investigator-initiated PIII trial of bosutinib, an existing leukemia drug being repurposed as a potential treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), is set to begin in Japan next year, with Towa Pharmaceutical joining the project by supplying the study drug.…
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