Health
EC nod for Biocon co-developed cancer cure drug
Bengaluru, Dec 19: The European Commission (EC) has approved the cancer cure drug Ogivri that Biocon co-developed with its US-based partner Mylan, said the Indian biotech major on Wednesday.
"The EC has granted marketing authorisation for our cancer cure drug Ogivri, developed jointly with our partner Mylan," said the city-based firm in a statement here.
The European Medicines Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) had earlier recommended approval of the drug as a biosimilar Trastuzumab to Roche's Herceptin on October 18.
The drug can be prescribed as monotherapy or in combination with other medicines depending upon the diagnosis under professional supervision.
11 hours ago
Anti-India hate surges online amid immigration debate in US: Report
12 hours ago
Iran's new Supreme Leader vows revenge, says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed
13 hours ago
EAM Jaishankar and Indonesian counterpart discuss West Asia conflict, bilateral ties
13 hours ago
West Asia conflict: Gulf producers cut output by 10 million BPD as Hormuz traffic stalls, says report
18 hours ago
Energy security compromised due to flawed foreign policy; govt must prepare: Rahul Gandhi
18 hours ago
Air India seeks DGCA nod to relax flight duty norms amid geopolitical tensions
19 hours ago
Divyanka Tripathi shares her relationship rule for hubby Vivek Dahiya
19 hours ago
Ranveer Singh-starrer ‘Dhurandhar’ to re-releases in cinemas a week ahead of release of 2nd part of the franchise
19 hours ago
Nasser tells Telugu actor Rajendra Prasad: Tender an apology from your heart!
19 hours ago
Genelia D’Souza reminds all the mothers out there: Focus on progress not perfection
19 hours ago
Indian sailor killed in Iran attack on US-owned oil tanker, 15 crew members evacuated
19 hours ago
Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar sworn in as Acting Governor of Tamil Nadu
19 hours ago
Opposition claims LPG shortage; ruling alliance MPs assure there is no need to panic
