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Eisai may be the biggest loser, but it’s not the only loser with Belviq withdrawal
Feb. 19, 2020
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Mari Serebrov
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A lot of development dollars are shed when the FDA withdraws approval or requests that a drug be withdrawn from the market because new potential risks have come to light. And it’s not just the brand company that feels the loss.
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