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Takeda to Lift Restricted Shipments for Leuplin in September after Over 2 Years
Takeda Pharmaceutical will remove shipment restrictions for its cancer drug Leuplin (leuprorelin) in September, more than two years after the company began the measure in June 2020 following the detection of GMP issues. In a letter to healthcare professionals issued…
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