Teijin Pharma said on September 5 that it has received approval for a 14-day formulation of its osteoporosis treatment Ostabalo (abaloparatide), which is compliant with Japan’s two-week prescription restriction for newly approved medicines. The new version of the drug, Ostabalo…
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