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June 24, 2021

AJOVY®Subcutaneous Injection 225 mg Syringe, as a Preventive Treatment of Migraine, 1xbet 후기

1xbet 후기., Ltd. (Otsuka) announces that AJOVY®Subcutaneous Injection 225 mg Syringe (generic name is fremanezumab) has received manufacturing and marketing approval 1xbet 후기 for the indication of preventive treatment of migraine in adult patients.

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Migra1xbet 후기e is a neurological disorder with a high prevalence, estimated to affect over 10 percent of adults worldwide.*11xbet 후기 the annual prevalence was estimated at 8.4 percent, and the prevalence was highest among women in their 30s, reaching approximately 20 percent.*2

Makoto Inoue, president and representative director of 1xbet 후기, commented, "Patients with migraine not only suffer the pain of headaches, but also endure a range of disabling symptoms impacting their daily lives, such as the uncertainty of when the next migraine attack will occur, and the difficulty of communicating with those around them when they are suffering the symptoms of an attack. While using the experience we have accumulated to address the problems faced by patients, we hope to give support to the lives of many patients by providing AJOVY as a new treatment option to those in need."

AJOVY is an asset of Teva Pharmaceutical 1xbet 후기dustries Ltd.

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  2. 2Sakai F, Igarashi H. Prevalence of migraine 1xbet 후기: a nationwide survey. Cephalalgia 1997; 17(1): 15-22.