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UK watchdog concerns in HRT merger could be remedied through divestment commitments

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has concerns that London-based global pharmaceuticals company Theramex's proposed purchase of the European rights to US-based Viatris' Femoston and Duphaston product lines may reduce both competition and choice in the market for hormone replacement therapy (HRT) treatments. HRT, which can be taken either as a pill or applied on the skin through a patch, gel or spray, is used to treat menopause symptoms such as hot flushes, joint pain and mood swings.

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