Venus Remedies bags marketing nod for generic cancer drugs from Uzbekistan, Palestine
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Mumbai: Venus Remedies Limited has received marketing authorisations for its generic cancer drugs from Uzbekistan and Palestine. Having over 800 marketing authorisations worldwide, the company is making big strides by now extending its footprint in Central Asia and Middle East with the marketing approval for Carboplatin in Uzbekistan and Docetaxel and Irinotecan in Palestine.
Venus Remedies is expected to launch these drugs in Uzbekistan and Palestine in the next financial year.
Venus Remedies Joint Managing Director Dr Manu Chaudhary said, “It is a proud moment for all of us, a significant step towards delivering healthcare solutions that are effective and have a positive impact on patients’ lives. Our mission is to make cancer treatment accessible to everyone and improve outcomes. The approval of these products brings us closer to achieving this goal.”
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