Japanese recommendation moves alogliptin closer to the market
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Executive Summary
An advisory committee to Japan's ministry of health, labour and welfare has recommended for approval Takeda's oral antidiabetic, alogliptin. The positive opinion moves the DPP-4 inhibitor closer to what is likely to be its first market, following the delays in the US last year. Alogliptin has yet to be filed in Europe.
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