Sun’s Ilumya is available in the US and Europe, with China now on the launch radar as well. Scrip examines whether the firm’s home turf India should also be among the early markets for the novel psoriasis asset, amid pressure to maintain the 'price line'.
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There’s a question for India’s top-ranked drug firm, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., that’s on the minds of some – will India figure among the first-wave markets for its novel psoriasis asset Ilumya (tildrakizumab)?
Ilumya is already commercialized in the US and Australia and available in Europe as Ilumetri. More recently the company licensed...
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