FDA approves Viridian eye drug, stoking competition with Amgen
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The FDA approved Viridian Therapeutics' thyroid eye disease drug veligrotug, kicking off a competition with Amgen’s blockbuster Tepezza.
Viridian’s drug, to be marketed as Lumvoa, will be priced “in line with” Tepezza, CEO Steve Mahoney ...
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