Sanctura Growth Pushed By Urinary Incontinence Awareness, Pliva Says
Pliva says the recent addition of three new products to the urinary incontinence market is "positive" because of the increase in awareness of the condition. Sanctura has "almost 8%" of market share among urologists, a figure the company hopes will "trickle down" to general practitioners, Pliva says.
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