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Cancer Japan Clinical Trials

Yakult begins ThermoDox trials as pharma sales rise

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Following its acquisition of Japanese rights last year, Yakult Honsha has joined a global Phase III trial programme for Celsion's doxorubicin product ThermoDox in primary liver cancer.

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