Teva stock surges after FDA approves once-monthly schizophrenia drug
Investor's Business Daily reported that Teva stock surged Friday after the FDA approved its schizophrenia drug, described as a once-monthly injectable treatment. The post also stated Teva was already up 26% this year.
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What the sources claim
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Teva stock surged Friday after the FDA approved its schizophrenia drug.
“Teva stock surged Friday after the FDA approved its schizophrenia drug”
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The approved drug is a once-monthly injectable treatment for schizophrenia.
“a once-monthly injectable treatment for the disease”
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Teva was already up 26% this year.
“Already Up 26% This Year”
Investor's Business Daily
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