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'Incorrect and misleading' data prompted regulators' decision to pull Tavneos from Europe

European regulators on Thursday detailed their skepticism of data behind Amgen's rare disease drug Tavneos, explaining a decision last week to pull the drug from the market there. In new documents ...

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