|Articles|September 12, 2016

Takeda Partners With PRA Health Sciences

Takeda Pharmaceuticals has entered into a partnership agreement with PRA Health Sciences.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals has entered into a partnership agreement with PRA Health Sciences. Under this agreement PRA will manage Takeda’s pipeline and marketed products, clinical development and post-approval needs.

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