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6 July 2021GenericsAlex Baldwin

Teva sues two Indian generics over Huntington’s treatment

Teva Pharmaceuticals has filed lawsuits  in New Jersey against two Indian generics manufacturers to stop them from developing a generic version of its Huntington’s disease treatment.

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