Mylan Set To Develop Biosimilar Botox In Deal With Revance
• By Emily Hayes
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Mylan's revenue was down due to issues in the North American market, but the company is looking forward to development of new products to balance out losses in the future, including a newly announced Botox biosimilar.
Mylan NV's tie-up with ReVance Therapeutics Inc. for development of a biosimilar version of Botox opens up what the companies see as a large, growing market for neuromodulators.
Mylan announced Feb. 28 that it will be working with Revance to develop and commercialize a biosimilar to Allergan...
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