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Nebivolol Education Efforts Will Tout Performance In Hypertension Subgroups

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Forest has already started conducting postmarketing studies for its antihypertensive nebivolol - in advance of the product's approval - "to further highlight potential differences from existing beta blockers," according to Investor Relations VP Charles Triano

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