Analysis of individual placements across 43 companies over the past 18 months paints a vivid picture of Japan’s evolving healthcare industry. This comprehensive snapshot illuminates current market demands, strategic shifts, and the enduring appeal of this pivotal Asian market.Rare Diseases…
Teijin remains on the hunt for the “best owner” of eight legacy prescription drugs, including the DPP-4 inhibitor Nesina (alogliptin) and three other diabetes medicines, as it restructures its pharmaceutical business around rare and intractable diseases. At an earnings briefing…
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