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Pharmaceutical Antitrust

A federal judge in Connecticut granted class certification and preliminary approval of a $54 million proposed settlement in an antitrust case claiming drug makers blocked generic alternatives to the stroke medication Aggrenox.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – A federal judge in Connecticut granted class certification and preliminary approval of a $54 million proposed settlement in an antitrust case claiming drug makers blocked generic alternatives to the stroke medication Aggrenox.

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