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Grünenthal closes a deal with Teva to market teriparatide

The number of old people suffering from osteoporosis is increasing every year. The companies Grünenthal and Teva partnered in order to market a product called Tetridar in the Spanish market, a medicine that would help people suffering from this problem. In Spain, 2.4 million people over the age of 50 suffered from osteoporosis in 2013. Grünenthal also launches the CuidarT Patient Support Program.

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Grünenthal and Teva have reached an exclusive agreement for the marketing, distribution, and promotion of teriparatide (Tetridar) in the Spanish market. Both laboratories are once again joining forces to target patients suffering from osteoporosis. This agreement is expected to last until the end of 2027, with the possibility of being extended, according to information from the two companies.

João Simões, General Director of Grünenthal Pharma, wanted to put this type of partnership to work for the benefit of patients. “Thanks to this collaboration between the two companies, more people affected by osteoporosis and at high risk of fracture will see their quality of life improved. This disease and its consequences greatly affect those who suffer from it, since it causes pain and disability,” he said in a statement.

For his part, Carlos Teixeira, Teva’s general manager, expresses the company’s satisfaction: “It is important to weave alliances that help our drugs reach millions of people. In this case, hand in hand with a company like Grünenthal we want those people who suffer from osteoporosis to have good access to our product and can benefit from it.

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Teva and Grünenthal join forces again to address patients suffering from osteoporosis

This drug is a chemically synthesized drug, bioequivalent to the reference product (Forsteo), whose active ingredient is teriparatide. It is indicated in the treatment of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and in men with an increased risk of fracture, as well as in osteoporosis associated with systemic therapy maintained with glucocorticoids. In Spain, 2.4 million people over the age of 50 suffered from osteoporosis in 2013.

Teriparatide is a solution injected into a pre-filled pen and administered subcutaneously. It has been shown to significantly reduce the occurrence of vertebral and nonvertebral fractures in patients with osteoporosis. Likewise, the use of teriparatide can significantly relieve low back pain, improve the patient’s quality of life and increase mobility in patients with postmenopausal osteoporosis.

It is estimated that a new vertebral fracture occurs every 22 seconds worldwide, and the type of osteoporotic fracture is the most common. In addition, its incidence is increasing, mainly due to a longer life expectancy. That is why the two companies decided to partner to come in the help of people suffering from osteoporosis.

In Spain, 2.4 million people over the age of 50 suffered from osteoporosis in 2013

As a patient-centered pharmaceutical company, Grünenthal launches the CuidarT Patient Support Program. This program consists of training teriparatide patients in the proper administration of the drug, the use of the proper injection technique, and the correct use of the pen. In addition, Grünenthal provides these patients with an exclusive toll-free telephone number staffed by appropriately trained and experienced nurses.

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