Zydus and MSN launched the first US generic of Bayer's $850M Adempas
The Indian partners split the work — MSN develops and makes, Zydus sells — to be first to market with generic riociguat as Bayer's drug lost US exclusivity.
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The full archive, in the appThe Indian partners split the work — MSN develops and makes, Zydus sells — to be first to market with generic riociguat as Bayer's drug lost US exclusivity.
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