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Natco launches breast cancer drug

Hyderabad, Dec. 6

Natco Pharma Ltd has launched Exemestane, a niche product used in the treatment of breast cancer, under the brand name Xtane. Available as 25 mg tablets, Exemestane is used in the treatment of breast cancer of post-menopausal women who respond to hormonal therapy and are Hormone Receptor positive, according to a release.

"The product will be sold in the Indian market initially at Rs 1,290 per 30 tablets. It will be a stable and economic option to Hormone Receptor positive patients who are expected to take this medicine for a minimum period of two years,'' Mr M. Adinarayana, General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Natco, told Business Line. Being the first generic launch of Exemestane, Xtane is priced at around 1/6th of the price of the innovators brand i, he added. - Our Bureau

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