Johnson & Johnson's long-awaited chemotherapy Yondelis (trabedectin) is finally approved for sarcoma in the US, having been approved in multiple other markets already, but leading a wave of potential new entrants in an area of high unmet need.
J&J's Yondelis Leads New Wave Of Sarcoma Drugs
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