Reddy’s Exclusivity End Allows Teva, Natco To Match Full US Revlimid Suite
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Executive Summary
Teva has moved fast to match Dr Reddy’s Laboratories’ complete six-strength offering of generic Revlimid (lenalidomide) products in the US.
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