ELI LILLY
November 1st, 2002
BY PHILIP FINE
THE UNITED States' Eli Lilly expects to introduce three new experimental drugs next year, despite being investigated by the US Food and Drug Administration. The company, which has been cited for more than 200 manufacturing deficiencies this year and has so far invested more than US$50 million to improve its performance, foresees regulatory approval next year to sell the new drugs. Lilly Chief Executive Officer Sidney Taurel told investors meeting in New York earlier this month (Nov.) that he expects osteoporosis-fighter Forteo to be launched by ...
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