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BioPharmaceutical Japan Innovation

Yamasa Of Japan In Deal With Merck To Develop New Type Of HIV Drug

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Japan's Yamasa has signed an agreement with Merck to develop an HIV/AIDS drug that laboratory studies suggested would be effective against highly resistant HIV strains.

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