Takeda Pharmaceutical has revised its collaboration deal with US biotech Ovid Therapeutics, regaining global rights for soticlestat, a treatment for rare pediatric epilepsies that has been jointly developed by the two companies. The Japanese drug juggernaut said on March 3…
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