Teva gets FDA approval for once-monthly schizophrenia shot
Teva said the FDA approved Weltruza, a once-monthly injectable treatment for schizophrenia. The company said it is the first under-the-skin shot of its kind for the disease.
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Teva said the FDA approved Weltruza, a once-monthly injectable treatment for schizophrenia. The company said it is the first under-the-skin shot of its kind for the disease.
Teva’s affiliate said the FDA approved Weltruza, an extended-release injectable suspension, for treating schizophrenia in adults. The stock was up about 6% to $41.56 in morning trade.