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FDA OK's New Version of Johnson & Johnson's Risperdal

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Published: Wednesday, 20 Dec 2006 | 9:48 AM ET
By: Reuters

Johnson & Johnson said U.S. regulators have approved the company's long-lasting version of its blockbuster schizophrenia treatment Risperdal.

The long-lasting version, Invega, or paliperidone, is a once-daily oral drug designed to deliver risperidone, the active ingredient in both Invega and Risperdal, through a technology that allows the drug to remain in the body over a longer period of time.

Invega, considered by some the most important drug in J&J's pipeline, will be marketed in the United States by the company's Janssen LP unit.

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Invega, considered by some the most important drug in J&J's pipeline, will be marketed in the United States by the company's Janssen LP unit.
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