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Yoshindo Bags Japan Sales Rights for Stelara, Pralia Biosimilars from India’s Biocon
Yoshindo said on November 16 that it has acquired the exclusive commercialization rights in Japan for the biosimilars referencing monoclonal antibodies Stelara (ustekinumab) and Pralia (denosumab) from India-based Biocon Biologics. The companies had inked the agreement for the biosimilars, both…
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