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Teva investing $500 million in the wound care market

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As part of the company's effort to expand into niche markets and to respond to mounting competition in the generic drug market as well as rivals to its first and most profitable original product, Copaxone, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries last week entered into nonbinding memoranda of understanding with Clal Biotechnology Industries subsidiaries MediWound (55% ) and Polyheal (41% ).


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