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Urovant slips on phase 3 incontinence drug data

Vibegron was licensed from Merck &Co/MSD in 2017 and is billed as an improved version of Astellas’ Myrbetriq/Betmiga (mirabegron), which was the first beta3-adrenergic agonist to reach the

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Eylea's UK launch earns Bayer PMEA success

strategy. Other companies recognised in the category included Astellas, which was highly commended for its launch of overactive bladder treatment Betmiga, while Astellas and Shire were both finalists.
Germany’s IQWiG denies Astellas’ incontinence drug

IQWiG determined that Betmiga had a superior side effect profile to tolterodine as there were fewer incidences of dry mouth. ... The decision is in contrast to the positive guidance from the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE),
NICE recommends Astellas' Betmiga for overactive bladder

Vesicare is due to lose patent protection in 2018, however, and Betmiga extends Astellas' reach in the therapy area, while also producing fewer side effects than Vesicare. ... Betmiga was approved by the European Commission in January 2013, adding to its
European approval for Astellas' first-in-class bladder drug Betmiga

Will compete with Pfizer's Detrol and Astellas' own Vesicare. The European Commission has approved Astellas' overactive bladder treatment Betmiga (mirabegron). ... However, the company will have to be careful with how it positions Betmiga to avoid

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Astellas: Ten years young

In Europe we have been launching a product almost every single year,” notes Ken, pointing to products such as the overactive bladder (OAB) drug Betmiga (mirabegron) - the first of a new
Interview: Kay Drake and Naoki Okamura, Astellas

However, we have also just launched Betmiga in the UK, developed in-house, which sits in a similar prescribing OAB space, but with a novel mode of action.