A key health ministry advisory panel on May 24 recommended Daiichi Sankyo’s sakigake-designated malignant glioma therapy G47∆ (teserpaturev) for conditional, time-limited approval. If all goes well, it will grab official approval as early as June as Japan’s first oncolytic virus.…
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