FTC Asks Court to Remove Teva Inhaler Patents From FDA Registry

March 22, 2024, 7:53 PM UTC

Pharmaceutical company Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd. harmed competition by improperly listing asthma inhaler patents with the US Food and Drug Administration, the Federal Trade Commission argued in a brief urging a court to remove the listings.

The antitrust agency’s amicus brief, filed Friday, weighs in on a lawsuit brought by Teva over rival Amneal Pharmaceutical’s attempt to bring a generic version of asthma inhaler ProAir HFA to market. The FTC is siding with Amneal in arguing the court should remove Teva’s inhaler patents from the FDA’s Orange Book, a publication that lists drug products the FDA deems safe and effective. ...

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