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Accord Sees Two Hybrids Endorsed By EU’s CHMP

Doxorubicin And Leuprorelin Products Lined Up In Europe

 
• By Dave Wallace

The latest CHMP meeting has seen the EMA committee issue a positive opinion on two Accord hybrid medicines, Zolsketil (doxorubicin) and Camcevi (leuprorelin), at the same time as SERB’s generic amifampridine tablets were also endorsed.

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The CHMP has issued a positive opinion on two Accord hybrid medicines • Source: imageBROKER / Alamy Stock Photo

Accord has received two endorsements for hybrid medicines from the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use within the European Medicines Agency, with the CHMP issuing positive opinions recommending the grant of pan-European marketing authorizations for the firm’s Zolsketil (doxorubicin) and Camcevi (leuprorelin) products.

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