By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell. Editor
Following the recent warnings on SGLT2 diabetes drug risks from the US Food and Drug Administration, analysts suggest this could benefit Danish firm Novo Nordisk. Also on the regulatory front, Hutchison China MediTech’s approval in China of Elunate for colorectal cancer was seen as big news for the company. Last week, Japan’s Shionogi announced the launch of its thrombocytopenia drug Mulpleta in the USA, setting up a pricing war with Dova. Also of note, NHS England took a big leap into CAR-T therapy by allowing patient access to Novartis’ Kymriah.
Novo Nordisk could benefit from latest FDA warning
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