The Hindu : Ranbaxy gets Brazil nod for anti-AIDS drug

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Business \| Previous \| Next Ranbaxy gets Brazil nod for anti-AIDS drug NEW DELHI, JULY 13. Ranbaxy Laboratories today said it had received the Brazil regulatory authority approval for its anti- AIDS drug Lamivudine. Ranbaxy S P Medicamntos, its wholly-owned subsidiary which received the authority's nod is hoping to launch the drug by September this year, a company statement said here. Lamivudine prescribed as a part of the high active anti- retroviral regimen in combination with other anti-retrovirals has been approved for the treatment of hepatitis B as well, it said. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Business \| Previous \| Next Ranbaxy gets Brazil nod for anti-AIDS drug NEW DELHI, JULY 13. Ranbaxy Laboratories today said it had received the Brazil regulatory authority approval for its anti- AIDS drug Lamivudine. Ranbaxy S P Medicamntos, its wholly-owned subsidiary which received the authority's nod is hoping to launch the drug by September this year, a company statement said here. Lamivudine prescribed as a part of the high active anti- retroviral regimen in combination with other anti-retrovirals has been approved for the treatment of hepatitis B as well, it said. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Business Previous : WDA, Nasscom to collaborate Next : Cipla cuts anti-AIDS drug prices further
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