Multiple Aspirin Dose Analyses Reassured FDA On Brilinta’s U.S. Efficacy

By Sue Sutter / Email the Author / Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly January 2012, Vol. 17, No. 1
Drug Review Profile / Word Count: 2504 / Article # 06111201037

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The consistency of numerous analyses supporting a negative interaction between ticagrelor and high-dose aspirin, as used in the U.S., helped overcome FDA’s initial reluctance to approve AstraZeneca’s platelet inhibitor without a new trial.

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