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24 February 2022Big Pharma

AstraZeneca sues Taro in blood-thinning drug patent dispute

AstraZeneca has sued  Taro Pharmaceuticals in two US federal courts alleging that Taro’s planned generic blood-thinning treatment infringes a patent for its  Brilinta (ticagrelor) medication.

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