Takeda’s long-serving R&D chief Andy Plump to retire in wake of pipeline successes
Takeda announces Andy Plump’s June 2027 retirement after steering back‑to‑back approvals and a major pipeline overhaul.
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Takeda announces Andy Plump’s June 2027 retirement after steering back‑to‑back approvals and a major pipeline overhaul.
A first‑in‑class orexin agonist cleared global hurdles, promising a new wake‑up call for narcolepsy sufferers.
A new narcolepsy drug clears Phase 3, earning acclaim and prompting talks of a neuroscience breakthrough.
Silence Therapeutics' new data on a rare blood cancer drug could disrupt Takeda's market position.
Takeda's narcolepsy drug Orzeyful is the first FDA-approved treatment to target the underlying cause of narcolepsy Type 1.
Takeda's Qdenga has become the first dengue vaccine approved for use in India, targeting one of the world's most at-risk populations.