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non-alcoholic steatohepatitis drugs

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Roche enters NASH race with deal to buy Jecure

Roche enters NASH race with deal to buy Jecure

Company joins Novartis, Pfizer and others in nascent market. Roche has joined the melee of pharma companies trying to claim a share of the market for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) drugs, ... Roche is playing catch-up with a host of other companies

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  • Allergan buys two NASH drug developers in one day Allergan buys two NASH drug developers in one day

    More than $1.7bn paid for Tobira Therapeutics and Akarna Therapeutics. Allergan has gone on the acquisition trail once again, stumping up more than $1.7bn for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) ... pipeline. The acquisition puts Allergan in a race to

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