Viatris Keeping Powder Dry On Symbicort With Key Ruling Imminent

US-Based Firm Facing Second Suit With November Trial Scheduled

In the coming days, Viatris expects to hear back from a court in West Virginia over its legal tussle with AstraZeneca on Symbicort IP. The US-based player has intimated that it may launch the product dependent on the court’s verdict.

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Viatris is due to hear back on Symbicort imminently • Source: Alamy

Viatris remains in a “state of readiness” to launch its Breyna US generic version of AstraZeneca’s Symbicort (budesonide/formoterol fumarate dihydrate) pressurized metered dose inhaler, ahead of an imminent key patent-infringement ruling.

Meanwhile, the US-based player anticipates that a Phase III data readout for its proposed once monthly glatiramer acetate product, a...

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