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Zealand Set To Take On Lilly After Zegalogue US Approval

Green Light For Hypoglycemia Drug Is A First For Danish Firm

 
• By Kevin Grogan

Despite being third to market behind Lilly’s Baqsimi and Xeris’s Gvoke to treat emergency episodes of hypoglycemia, Zealand is confident of a successful US launch for Zegalogue (dasiglucagon).

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Red and white letter day for Denmark's Zealand • Source: Shutterstock

The groundwork has been laid and Zealand Pharma A/S can now finalize launch plans for Zegalogue, the Danish group's first approved product, after getting the green light in the US for the severe hypoglycemia treatment.

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