Eisai, Biogen to sell Alzheimer’s drug in Japan starting December 20
HQ Team December 13, 2023: Japan’s Eisai Co., and US-based Biogen Inc., announced its Leqembi injection will be sold in Japan from Japan.
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HQ Team December 13, 2023: Japan’s Eisai Co., and US-based Biogen Inc., announced its Leqembi injection will be sold in Japan from Japan.
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