EU Accelerated Assessment: Lilly Requests Fast-Track Status, EMA Says No To SIFI And Janssen
Executive Summary
Eli Lilly has asked the European Medicines Agency to grant accelerated assessment to its planned EU marketing application for pirtobrutinib. Meanwhile, the agency has rejected requests to fast-track SIFI’s Akantior and Janssen’s Zejula plus Zytiga combination therapy.
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