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Moves Being Made to Resolve Japan’s Drug Lag in Sarcoma: Oncologist
The re-emerging issue of drug lags in Japan is seen with sarcomas as well as in other disease fields, but researchers and companies are working to bridge the gap by pursuing clinical trials and related initiatives, an oncologist says. In…
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