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Mylan gets DGCI nod, to launch generic remdesivir at Rs 4,800 per vial

Mylan's version comes after two Indian drugmakers, Cipla Ltd and privately-held Hetero Labs Ltd, launched their generic versions of the drug

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Mylan said it was working toward expanding emergency use access for patients in the 127 low- and middle-income countries where it is licensed by Gilead Sciences to do so.

Reuters Bengaluru
Drugmaker Mylan NV said on Monday it would launch its generic version of Gilead Sciences Inc's Covid-19 treatment remdesivir in India this month at Rs 4,800 ($64.31) per 100 mg vial, as infections surge in the world's third worst-hit country.

The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) approved Mylan's remdesivir version, to be called Desrem, for the treatment of suspected or laboratory-confirmed severe incidences of Covid-19 in adults and children, the company said in a statement.

Mylan's version comes after two Indian drugmakers, Cipla Ltd and privately-held Hetero Labs Ltd, launched their generic versions of the drug.

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