Ipsen files further suit against CSPC over pancreatic cancer drug generic
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30 July 2024 Biopharmaceutical company insisted its cancer treatment should be considered a biologic | Panel finds “unfairly reductive” arguments “just don’t work” | FDA correct to reject Ipsen based on faulty scientific expertise.
30 July 2024 Biopharmaceutical company insisted its cancer treatment should be considered a biologic | Panel finds “unfairly reductive” arguments “just don’t work” | FDA correct to reject Ipsen based on faulty scientific expertise.
30 July 2024 Biopharmaceutical company insisted its cancer treatment should be considered a biologic | Panel finds “unfairly reductive” arguments “just don’t work” | FDA correct to reject Ipsen based on faulty scientific expertise.