Intravenous Tramadol CRL Casts Shadow On Avenue’s Cipla Deal
Avenue 'Very Surprised' After Safety Concern Raised By FDA
Executive Summary
Avenue’s two-stage deal with an arm of Cipla faces uncertainty following a US Complete Response Letter for its intravenous tramadol. The US firm says it is "very surprised" with the potential safety concern raised and plans to seek a meeting with the agency at the earliest to resolve the issue.
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