TOKYO -- Japanese drugmaker Eisai will boost new graduate hires by 40% in the fiscal year starting in April as it plans to expand its sales force for its breakthrough Alzheimer's treatment, Nikkei has learned.
Drugmaker to hire 40% more new grads following lecanemab approval in Japan, U.S.

With its hiring binge, Eisai is trying to steal a march on Eli Lilly, which might have a similar treatment approved in the U.S. by the end of the year. (Photo by Nanami Sato)
TOKYO -- Japanese drugmaker Eisai will boost new graduate hires by 40% in the fiscal year starting in April as it plans to expand its sales force for its breakthrough Alzheimer's treatment, Nikkei has learned.