How Pfizer Warning Letter Tarnished Sandoz/Momenta's Glatopa Launch
Executive Summary
An FDA warning letter to a contract manufacturer, Pfizer, delayed Sandoz/Momenta's Glatopa 40 mg launch, reducing projected revenues and leading Momenta to consider selling assets.
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