AstraZeneca's Iressa Use Narrowed: No New Commercial Patients
• By John Rancourt
Revised labeling for the oncologic restricts use to patients who have already received the drug and benefited from it, as well as certain clinical trial participants. Beginning Sept. 15, Iressa patients will have to refill prescriptions through a single mail order pharmacy.
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