Neurocrine's US Label For Ingrezza Should Provide Edge Over Teva's Austedo In TD
Executive Summary
A summertime battle is expected between Neurocrine and Teva once both companies get their tardive dyskinesia drugs on the US market, but Neurocrine's April 11 approval for Ingrezza without an FDA warning label is already giving the biotech an edge.
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