Stada And Richter Launch Teriparatide Across Europe Following Forsteo Expiry
Executive Summary
Stada and Gedeon Richter have launched their respective Movymia and Terrosa teriparatide biosimilars in Europe, with Stada eyeing 24 individual countries.
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