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Ocrevus the "most impressive drug launch of 2017" (Bio
PharmaDive)
By: agate Date: August 17, 2018, 9:53 am
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Back in December 2017, BioPharmaDive regarded Ocrevus as the
most impressive drug launch of 2017--"Most Impressive Drug
Launch: Roche's Ocrevus."
https://www.biopharmadive.com/news/most-impressive-drug-launch-roche-ocrevus-20…
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Ocrevus called a blockbuster drug
By: agate Date: October 18, 2018, 7:58 pm
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Ocrevus is turning out to be a blockbuster drug, according to
PMLive, a pharmaceutical news Website (October 17, 2018):
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[font=inherit]Sales of Roche�s new multiple sclerosis therapy
Ocrevus more than tripled in the first nine months of 2018,
helping to compensate for the loss of patent protection on its
older blockbuster drugs.[/font]
[font=inherit]Ocrevus
http://www.pmlive.com/pharma_news/roches_ocrevus_is_first_primary_progressive_m…
/>(ocrelizumab) only made its debut in the US last year, but has
already vaulted itself to blockbuster status, with sales up 238%
to CHF 1.67bn ($1.68bn). Roche said it has seen strong uptake in
both relapsing-remitting and primary progressive forms of MS in
the US, which still accounts for more than 90% of the drug�s
sales, with Europe gaining traction with sales of CHF 130m.
[/quote][font=inherit]CHF = Swiss francs[/font][size=15px]
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