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Novartis wins FDA approval for new heart drug, but faces uphill sales battle

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Leqvio, which Novartis acquired for nearly $10 billion two years ago, arrives with high sales expectations. But uptake could be slow as insurers and doctors weigh the drug's safety and cost-effectiveness.

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Madrigal wins FDA approval of first drug for MASH

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But its sales potential is unclear, and competition could emerge from popular weight loss drugs. Rezdiffra’s clearance is a turning point in the fight against the liver disease.

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AstraZeneca, Avillion get FDA approval for new ‘rescue’ drug for asthma

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Airsupra joins a growing portfolio of new drugs that are helping the British drugmaker offset wilting sales of older respiratory medicines like Pulmicort.

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FDA approves Lilly, Boehringer diabetes drug for heart failure

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The expanded clearance in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction is expected to boost sales of the drug, called Jardiance.

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Blueprint wins key FDA approval for rare disease drug

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But the drug’s sales potential isn’t clear, and a top competitor is close behind. The clearance of Ayvakit in indolent systemic mastocytosis is important to the biotech’s future.

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GSK’s Blujepa Wins FDA Approval as First New Class of Antibiotic for UTIs

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Complicated UTIs, on the other hand, occur in individuals with risk factors such as urinary tract abnormalities, catheters, diabetes or drug-resistant bacteria. The FDA indicates Blujepa specifically to treat uUTIs caused by E.coli and Staphylococcus saprophyticus. They often require longer or intravenous treatment.

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Journey Medical’s Emrosi Wins FDA Approval for Rosacea, Could Rival Galderma’s Oracea

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Galderma’s doxycycline drug Oracea (doxycycline 40 mg capsules) is the current standard-of-care treatment for rosacea. Emrosi’s approval was based on data from a pair of Phase III clinical trials for the treatment of rosacea. Other studies suggest that Helicobacter pylori bacteria infections may also cause rosacea.