COVID-19 Could Change Attitudes To Flu, Bolster Xofluza
Roche's Xofluza Gains EU Approval
Executive Summary
Roche’s first-in-class one-dose antiviral Xofluza has been approved for marketing in the EU to treat influenza in patients aged 12 years or over, and for post-exposure prophylaxis.
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