Eisai announced on March 5 that it has entered into a collaboration deal with Biogen Idec of the US to jointly develop and commercialize Eisai’s two investigational next-generation Alzheimer’s disease (AD) treatments E2609, a β-site amyloid precursor protein cleaving enzyme…
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