RedHill On The Rise With Three Drugs And Potential COVID-19 Therapy
Strong Commercial Arm in US
Executive Summary
The Israeli biotech which is listed on the NASDAQ is in for a busy 2021 with strong marketing pushes for Movantik, Aemcolo and Talicia and completing a pivotal trial for COVID-19 hopeful opaganib.
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