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Vibegron Prescription Soars after 14-Day Limit Lifted, Triggering Shipment Curbs
Kyorin Pharmaceutical/Kissei Pharmaceutical’s overactive bladder drug Beova (vibegron) has seen demand significantly higher than expected since its 14-day prescription was lifted in December, prompting the companies to curb shipments and ask healthcare providers to restrict its use for certain patients.…
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