Eisai Adds To Alzheimer's Arsenal With Anti-Tau Drug
Executive Summary
It is a field littered with failures but Eisai remains hopeful that its pipeline of candidates for Alzheimer's disease, which has just been added to, gives the firm a number of shots at getting a disease-modifying agent to market.
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