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January 18, 2007

Acomplia Will Be Non-reimbursable Drugs in Germany

by @ 12:54 pm.  Filed under Pharma News

Seems Germany is not impressed with Acomplia from Sanofi-Aventis and it will be on there non-reimbursable drugs list.

PharmaLive: Sanofi-Aventis Intends to Contest in Court the Decision to Classify Acomplia Among Non-reimbursable Drugs in Germany

What this basically means from my understanding is that the drug is considered a “comfort drug” and will not be covered by German health insurance. this means the drug will not be prescribed as widely as it would otherwise. Sanofi has stated they feel the classification is unjustified and will contest the decision.

On another note, I have read that the drug, if approved in the US will likely be called Zimulti.

Other Resources:
Acomplia Report - Acomplia Turned Down for Coverage by German Health Insurance

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