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PPI Marketers Target Patients Leaving COX-2s For NSAIDs

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

Executive Summary

Proton pump inhibitor marketers are poised to benefit from potential cardiovascular risk warnings for COX-2 inhibitors that could increase the migration of arthritis patients to traditional NSAIDs

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