Nippon Shinyaku’s MonoVer (ferric derisomaltose), a treatment for iron deficiency anemia licensed from Danish peer Pharmacosmos, took a pass on the NHI reimbursement listing in August. The drug had been approved in Japan in March. MonoVer was not on the…
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