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Aurobindo gets nod for epilepsy drug

Hyderabad, Jan. 6

Aurobindo Pharma Ltd has received approval from the Canadian regulator, Health Canada, for its abbreviated new drug submission indicated for treatment of epilepsy. The drug, Gabapentin (capsules), is the generic equivalent of Pfizer Canada Inc’s Neurontin capsules and falls under central nervous system segment. The approval was the sixth product approval from Canada, the Hyderabad-based company said in a release. —

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