Roche's Wildcard GLP-1 Not A Spoiler After All; Amylin Stock Soars On Taspoglutide Setback
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Roche has voluntarily initiated a risk mitigation strategy to identify patients likely to develop troublesome hypersensitivity reactions and estimates a 12-18 month delay in the development program for the type 2 diabetes therapy.
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