TOKYO -- Analysts are split on the outlook for Japanese drugmaker Eisai's new Alzheimer's treatment, with questions remaining over how many hospitals will have the diagnostic capabilities needed to administer it.
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The success of Leqembi, developed by Eisai and Biogen, depends on the availability of tests needed for its prescription and other factors. (Photo courtesy of Eisai)
TOKYO -- Analysts are split on the outlook for Japanese drugmaker Eisai's new Alzheimer's treatment, with questions remaining over how many hospitals will have the diagnostic capabilities needed to administer it.