Meridia Growth Forecast Is 50% In 2002, Despite Italian Withdrawal – Abbott
Executive Summary
Abbott's revised forecast for the anti-obesity agent Meridia (sibutramine) still assumes a 50% increase in worldwide sales for 2002
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