Eisai Obtains Rights To Overactive Bladder Agent Uritos In 13 Asian Countries
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Japanese drug maker Kyorin Pharmaceutical signed a licensing agreement with Eisai Sept. 29 giving Eisai exclusive rights to develop and market overactive bladder agent Uritos (imidafenacin) in China, India, Sri Lanka and 10 ASEAN countries
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