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Home » Teva Sued for Allegedly Blocking Generic EpiPen and Narcolepsy Drug
Teva Sued for Allegedly Blocking Generic EpiPen and Narcolepsy Drug
In another class action lawsuit involving generic EpiPens, two individuals and a health insurer have filed against Teva Pharmaceutical for allegedly making a deal with Viatris for Teva to delay marketing of its generic EpiPen in exchange for Viatris holding off marketing its generic narcolepsy competitor to Teva’s Nuvigil.
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