Canadian pharmaceutical company Bausch Health is suing Sandoz for patent infringement over its notice of intent to release a generic version of Xifaxan (rifaximin), Bausch’s irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) drug.
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7 May 2020 Canada-based Bausch Health has agreed to settle its dispute with generic maker Sandoz over the latter’s attempt to release a generic version of antibiotic Xifaxan.
7 May 2020 Canada-based Bausch Health has agreed to settle its dispute with generic maker Sandoz over the latter’s attempt to release a generic version of antibiotic Xifaxan.
7 May 2020 Canada-based Bausch Health has agreed to settle its dispute with generic maker Sandoz over the latter’s attempt to release a generic version of antibiotic Xifaxan.