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Anti-Covid pills: the battle is brewing between the American MSD and Pfizer labs

2021-11-10T19:43:57.181Z


DECRYPTION - The MSD tablet should be available by the end of the year in French pharmacies. As fear of a fifth wave stirs Europe, a backstage battle is brewing between two American Big Pharma, Pfizer and MSD (known as Merck in North America). Both are preparing to market the first anti-Covid pills, much easier to administer than injection treatments. These tablets will be given to the most vulnerable patients in the days following a positive test in order to avoid a severe form of the vi


As fear of a fifth wave stirs Europe, a backstage battle is brewing between two American Big Pharma, Pfizer and MSD (known as Merck in North America).

Both are preparing to market the first anti-Covid pills, much easier to administer than injection treatments.

These tablets will be given to the most vulnerable patients in the days following a positive test in order to avoid a severe form of the virus.

MSD, which has already suffered two setbacks on the front of anti-Covid vaccines, thought to hold its revenge with its drug, Molnupiravir, initially designed against the flu.

But, if he should be the first to arrive in French pharmacies by the end of the year, he will not be the only one.

Not content with having already established itself as the big winner of the pandemic with its vaccine ($ 36 billion in sales expected in 2021), Pfizer should also draw its miracle pill in the coming weeks,

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Source: lefigaro

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