EMA Decision Time For Aztreonam-Avibactam; High-Stakes Meeting For Lecanamab

The European Medicines Agency is this week deciding whether a number of new drugs should win EU approval.

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The European Medicines Agency is this week due to decide whether to recommend pan-EU marketing approval for 12 new drugs, including aztreonam-avibactam and insulin icodec, from Pfizer/AbbVie's and Novo Nordisk respectively.

In addition, the agency is expected to hold an oral explanation meeting at which Eisai/Biogen can make their...

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