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Sumitomo Dainippon Transfers Marketing Rights to 3 Brands Including Inteban to Teikoku Seiyaku

July 2, 2014
Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma transferred the marketing rights to the anti-inflammatory agents Inteban (indomethacin) and Catlep (indomethacin) and the agent for occlusive treatment of skin diseases Drenison (fludroxycortide) to Teikoku Seiyaku effective July 1. In the case of Inteban, the manufacturing…

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