China accepts regulatory filing for ALK allergy tablet

ALK says 100 million people suffer house dust mite allergies in China but only 500,000 patients receive allergy immunotherapy.

by marketwire, translated by daniel pedersen

ALK has announced that the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) in China has accepted a market authorization application for the allergy firm’s house dust mite tablet treatment.

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