BeiGene’s Brukinsa Among Five Orphan Drugs Awaiting EU Approval Verdict
Sponsors Of Two Other Medicines May Have To Address Last-Minute Issues
Executive Summary
Sponsors of several new medicines are set to learn if their products are on track for pan-EU approval. One product on the list is Pfizer/Lilly’s osteoarthritis drug, tanezumab, which recently ran into trouble in the US.
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