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Kisunla Uptake “as Expected” One Year after Approval, Says Lilly Japan Exec
One year after Japanese approval, Eli Lilly’s Kisunla (donanemab) is seeing uptake in line with the company’s expectations, according to Garrett Giles, executive director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Portfolio Brand Team at Lilly Japan. During an interview on September 18,…
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