The Return Of The Blockbuster? Stage Is Set For Prasugrel Approval
Executive Summary
FDA's handling of the advisory committee meeting for Lilly/Daiichi Sankyo's platelet inhibitor prasugrel is the first signal in some time that the agency is ready to approve a primary care drug to be used in large patient populations with relatively limited restrictions
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