Teva revises planned US submission date for new Copaxone dosing regimen

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has pushed back its timelines for a US submission for its new three-times-weekly dosing regimen for Copaxone (glatiramer acetate injection), the company revealed, ahead of presenting detailed positive Phase III data for the blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has pushed back its timelines for a US submission for its new three-times-weekly dosing regimen for Copaxone (glatiramer acetate injection), the company revealed, ahead of presenting detailed positive Phase III data for the blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug.

The company has already, in June, reported positive top-line results supporting the new dose regime, which if approved, could help...

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