Canada's Bausch to pay $300M in antitrust settlement; Cardiff releases data on mCRC trial
Canadian pharma company Bausch Health has agreed to settle an antitrust class-action suit from a 2015 price increase.
According to Reuters, the class-action lawsuit accused Bausch of maintaining an illegal monopoly on diabetes drug Glumetza, enabling a price hike of nearly 800% in 2015 from $5.72 to $51 per tablet.
Lawyers for companies that bought Glumetza and filed the suit against Bausch revealed the deal in a court filing on Wednesday, asking US District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco to approve it.
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