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File this under “reversal of fortunes.”

Late last Friday, Momenta Pharmaceuticals disclosed that a Pfizer plant contracted to make a generic version of a best-selling multiple sclerosis medicine was slapped with a warning letter by the US Food and Drug Administration. This means Momenta will suffer an unspecified delay in winning approval to sell a larger dose of the drug than what is currently available and, consequently, will lose a chunk of a big market.

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