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21 June 2022Big PharmaAzadeh Vahdat

Gilenya injunction bid: big pharma takeaways

Swiss drug-maker, Novartis, sought a preliminary injunction to keep Teva and four other generics off the market for its prescription-only relapse remitting multiple sclerosis treatment, fingolimod, sold under the brand name, Gilenya.

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