Takeda wins FDA nod for first-in-class blood cancer drug Mimrylo
Takeda has received FDA approval for Mimrylo, a first-in-class treatment for blood cancer. The approval strengthens Takeda's oncology portfolio with a novel mechanism of action.
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Takeda has received FDA approval for Mimrylo, a first-in-class treatment for blood cancer. The approval strengthens Takeda's oncology portfolio with a novel mechanism of action.
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