Lilly Pulls EU Approval Application For Olumiant In COVID-19
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency says it does not have enough data to justify the approval of Olumiant for hospitalized COVID-19 patients. The marketing authorization application for another product, Reata’s Imbarkyd for chronic kidney disease, has also been withdrawn.
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