Estetrol Approvals Mark 'Turning Point' For Mithra
Also Plans Further Launches Of Myring Generic Rival To NuvaRing
Executive Summary
Recent Canadian, European and US endorsements of Mithra’s estetrol-based Estelle novel oral contraceptive mark a “turning point” for the Belgian firm, which has also seen success with its Myring generic rival to NuvaRing for which it expects to see further launches this year.
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