The funding will be used to complete the Phase II/III trial of ulviprubart, and to support commercial launch preparation.
The length of time that Medicare will pay for anti-rejection drugs, known as immunosuppressant drugs, depends on how a person qualifies for Medicare and the type of transplant they receive.
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A large team of surgeons and organ transplant researchers affiliated with multiple institutions across the U.S. has found an association between lung transplant patients who become infected with the ...