EU Approvals In Sight For Novartis, Roche, and Janssen
CHMP Gives Thumbs Up To Alpelisib, Entrectinib, Ebola Vaccines
Executive Summary
EU approval is a formality for the eight products given the nod this week at the European Medicines Agency. There's no word, though, on filgotimid, from Gilead/Galapagos.
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