Corcept’s Voluntary Central Distribution Helps Korlym Evade REMS
By
Shirley Haley / Email the Author / “The Pink Sheet” DAILY Feb. 17, 2012
Word Count: 592 / Article # 14120217006
Executive Summary
FDA required no REMS, though Korlym (mifepristone), also known as RU-486, will carry a boxed warning that the therapy for Cushing’s syndrome will terminate pregnancy; Corcept has set up distribution through a central pharmacy.
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