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HCV Drug Update: Daklinza Gets Europe Approval

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September 3, 2014

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Daklinza, a Bristol-Myers Squibb Inc. drug, was approved for the treatment of Hepatitis C in Japan and now in Europe as well.

Bristol-Myers Hepatitis C Treatment Gets Europe Approval

Daklinza Drug Combination Has Shown Strong Cure Rates, Company Says

By Michael Calia
August  27, 2014

European regulators have approved a Bristol-Myers Squibb Inc. BMY +0.22% drug for use in hepatitis C combination treatments, the company said Wednesday.

The ruling by the European Commission allows for the drug, Daklinza, to be marketed in all of the European Union’s member states, Bristol said.

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