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Santen Profits Tumble Over 70% on Strong Yen, Divestment; Ophthalmology Biz Brisk
Santen Pharmaceutical suffered a more than 70% plunge in profits in April-September due to the divestment of its rheumatoid arthritis business and the stronger yen although its ethical ophthalmology drug business fared steadily, the company said on November 2. In…
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