GSK, Valeant Willing To Exclude Some Epilepsy Patients From Potiga Market
• By The Pink Sheet
GlaxoSmithKline and Valeant Pharmaceuticals appear willing to sacrifice a part of the target market for their anti-epileptic drug Potiga (ezogabine), as well as implement an extensive Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy, in order to gain approval
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