Daiichi Sankyo has inked a collaboration agreement with Portola Pharmaceuticals to develop the US firm’s andexanet alfa in Japan as an antidote for its factor Xa inhibitor edoxaban, the two companies said. This follows Portola’s recent agreements with Bristol-Myers Squibb,…
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