Broader Botox label will help AbbVie defend revenue decline

10 February 2021
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AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) has picked up a twelfth indication for Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA), opening a new revenue stream in the therapeutic and cosmetic workhorse’s sunset years.

The US regulator has approved Botox as a second-line treatment for bladder muscle overactivity, associated with a neurologic condition, in certain children over the age of five.

Despite increasing levels of generic competition, Botox continues to hold out against rival options to a significant extent, bringing in billions of dollars in annual revenues.

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