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Junshi's Toripalimab Subcutaneous Injection Application Accepted In China For Bladder Cancer
Source: Nasdaq
Healthcare & BiotechRegulation & Legislation
China’s NMPA accepted Junshi Biosciences’ supplemental new drug application for a subcutaneous formulation of toripalimab combined with disitamab vedotin as a first-line treatment. Acceptance is a regulatory milestone, not an approval; the supplied article text is truncated before the full treatment indication.
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