Allergan will have four migraine therapies in its portfolio after licensing two oral CGRP antagonists for treatment and prevention of the debilitating headaches from Merck & Co, joining a field crowded with injectable CGRP-targeting biologics.
Allergan migraine portfolio grows with Merck CGRP antagonists
Allergan will have four migraine therapies in its portfolio after licensing two oral CGRP antagonists for treatment and prevention of the debilitating headaches from Merck & Co, joining a field crowded with injectable CGRP-targeting biologics.
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