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Novartis’ Tabrecta Hits Snag in Japan on Hospitals’ CDx Reimbursement Issue
Novartis’ Tabrecta (capmatinib), an oral MET inhibitor rolled out in late August for the treatment of certain lung cancer patients, is suffering a sluggish uptake in Japan as the current rules force medical institutions to pay for its companion diagnostics…
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