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Drugmakers court fight underscores high stakes in haemophilia
Published Mon, Jul 10, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Zurich
ROCHE'S bid to muscle in on Shire's share of the US$11 billion haemophilia drug market took a new, contentious turn this weekend when the British drugmaker won a court injunction against how the Swiss drugmaker talks about its new medicine.
Shire's injunction on Sunday in a Hamburg, Germany, court alleges incomplete and misleading statements by Roche about its investigational emicizumab.
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