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COMUNICADO: Expertos instan a la acción urgente y mejorar del tratamiento de la infección por Clostridium difficile en Europa (y 2)


    Astellas Pharma EMEA realiza operaciones en 40 países de Europa, Oriente Medio y Africa, y es el centro regional empresarial en EMEA de Astellas Pharma Inc., con sede en Tokio. Astellas es una empresa farmacéutica dedicada a mejorar la salud de las personas de todo el mundo mediante el suministro de fármacos innovadores y fiables. La compañía tiene como objetivo convertirse en una empresa global que combine capacidades extraordinarias de I+D y marketing y continúe creciendo en el mercado mundial farmacéutico. La presencia de Astellas en Europa incluye además un sitio de I+D y tres plantas de fabricación. La compañía cuenta con más de 4.500 empleados en la región EMEA. En el año 2013 Astellas recibió el premio SCRIP Pharmaceutical Company of the Year como reconocimiento de su éxito comercial y desarrollo de gama disponible.

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