Japan Grants Global First Nod For Brodalumab, For Psoriasis

Japan has granted the first approval worldwide for brodalumab as a biologic therapy for psoriasis, one of two new antibodies for the disorder in a new batch of approvals that also includes Praluent and Kyprolis.

Japan's regulatory authorities have granted final approval to a group of new drugs including Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co. Ltd.'s (KHK) biologic Lumicef (brodalumab), which has received its first clearance worldwide for a range of psoriatic conditions.

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