US FDA approves generic cholesterol-lowering pill
Nod for generic Crestor deals blow to AstraZeneca as price could drop 80-90%
New York
THE US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Wednesday that it had approved generic versions of the blockbuster cholesterol-lowering pill Crestor, rejecting a last-ditch and controversial effort by AstraZeneca to stop cheaper competition from reaching pharmacy shelves.
The move should considerably decrease the price of the drug and result in a sharp loss of market shar…
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