Novo’s end-stage hypertension trial drug fails, $817m impairment loss
Novo Nordisk’s end-stage trial for hypertension drug has failed to meet its primary goal and the Danish multinational has recognised an impairment loss.
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Novo Nordisk’s end-stage trial for hypertension drug has failed to meet its primary goal and the Danish multinational has recognised an impairment loss.
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