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Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Stada to abandon Interferon-beta project for multiple sclerosis - Forbes.com
FRANKFURT (AFX) - Stada Arzneimittel AG said it is no longer to pursue its Interferon-beta project to treat multiple sclerosis, as limited marketing opportunities did not justify completion of the project. The company said that the project, which was launched in 2001, did not have a completion date or a potential peak sales figure. The move is part of the company's reorganisation of its Biosimilar projects. Stada announced that it is now focusing on its Epo-zeta and Filgrastim projects. The company is to transfer development, manufacturing and distribution rights for Epo-zeta for the US and Canada to US-based competitor Hospira.MORE - Forbes.com |