CTI Bites Off Big Chunk Of Myelofibrosis Market With Vonjo Approval
Executive Summary
The accelerated approval for the JAK2/IRAK1 inhibitor, CTI’s first commercial product, carves out an underserved market accounting for about one-third of the US myelofibrosis population.
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