EU Fast Track Sought For Alzheimer’s, Hemophilia & Multiple Myeloma Drugs
Executive Summary
Lecanemab, which could be approved in the US this week for Alzheimer’s disease, is among the latest investigational products that the European Medicine Agency has considered for review under its accelerated assessment pathway.
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