Torii Pharmaceutical has terminated a Japanese PII clinical trial of serlopitant, coded JTS-661, an oral pruritus drug candidate licensed from US biotech Menlo Therapeutics, the company revealed on April 26.Serlopitant has been codeveloped by Torii and its parent company Japan…
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