Novartis Hepatitis C patent upheld by Delhi High Court
In a victory for Novartis, the Delhi High Court in India has issued a permanent injunction against two India-based companies which had allegedly sought to make a generic version of the Hepatitis C treatment, Revolade (eltrombopag).
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5 November 2021 Novartis yesterday, November 4, announced that it is selling its entire stake in Roche—equating to 53.3 million bearer shares—back to the Swiss healthcare company for the sum of $20.7 billion.
4 May 2021 Pharmaceutical company Novartis has abandoned its attempt to halt US imports of Regeneron’s Eylea pre-filled syringes amid concerns that such a ban could hinder public access to essential treatments.
5 November 2021 Novartis yesterday, November 4, announced that it is selling its entire stake in Roche—equating to 53.3 million bearer shares—back to the Swiss healthcare company for the sum of $20.7 billion.
4 May 2021 Pharmaceutical company Novartis has abandoned its attempt to halt US imports of Regeneron’s Eylea pre-filled syringes amid concerns that such a ban could hinder public access to essential treatments.
5 November 2021 Novartis yesterday, November 4, announced that it is selling its entire stake in Roche—equating to 53.3 million bearer shares—back to the Swiss healthcare company for the sum of $20.7 billion.
4 May 2021 Pharmaceutical company Novartis has abandoned its attempt to halt US imports of Regeneron’s Eylea pre-filled syringes amid concerns that such a ban could hinder public access to essential treatments.
