The US affiliate of Israeli generics giant Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (NYSE: TEVA) today announced the launch of an authorized USA.
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“The launch of our first-to-market authorized generic version of Epiduo Forte Gel in the US provides patients with another important treatment option,” said Christine Baeder, senior vice president, chief operating officer US Generics, Teva USA, adding: “Continuing to advance and launch much-needed generic drugs is critical to ensuring access to quality medicines to everyone who needs them."
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