Merck KGaA Plays Down Mavenclad Label And $99,500 annual Price For 10 MS Pills
Executive Summary
Merck KGaA's multiple sclerosis pill Mavenclad has finally won FDA approval, but some analysts think its US label, stipulating second-line use in relapsing MS but not in patients with clinically isolated syndrome, may hurt its uptake there.
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