Dova Keeps Mum On EU Fast-Track Request Outcome; Requests Well Down
Executive Summary
There has been a sharp fall in the number of companies seeking accelerated assessment for their investigational products at the European Medicines Agency. One such company that has asked – Dova Pharmaceuticals – is staying silent on the outcome of its request.
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