Alimera up 70% on success at last for Iluvien
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Executive Summary
Alimera's treatment for diabetic macular oedema Iluvien (fluocinolone acetonide) is set to reach its first markets in the EU, giving a 70% share price boost to the company that has endured repeated rejections for the product in the US. Shares in the company reached a day high of $4.25 and closed at $3.94 on 28 February.
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