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Nordic rights to ReFacto and BeneFIX are returned to Pfizer

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Last updated:17th Feb 2012

Published:17th Feb 2012

Source: Pharmawand

Pfizer has taken back the Nordic territory rights to reclaim to the blood clotting factors ReFacto and BeneFIX from Swedish Orphan Biovitrum which held co-promotion rights there.The drugs will continue to be manufactured in Sweden.

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