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Christina Frangou

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Calgary, United States
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Journalist. Words: Maclean's, The Guardian, The Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, The Narwhal. Contact: cfrangou@gmail.com,
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A Canadian-made generic Ozempic is poised to enter the market

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By Christina Frangou Verified
| TorontoToday.ca Verified
Reprinted with permission from Be Giant, a non-profit, non-partisan media outlet reporting on the people, places, ideas and breakthroughs shaping Canada's future. Sign up for their weekly newsletter. Dave Suchon and Farris Smith helped turn Ozempic into Canada’s bestselling medication. For their next act, they’re getting ready to produce the first made-in-Canada generic version of the drug – a move that marks an important step toward our country’s pharmaceutical sovereignty.
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A Canadian-made generic Ozempic is poised to enter the market

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By Christina Frangou Verified
| NewmarketToday Verified
Reprinted with permission from Be Giant, a non-profit, non-partisan media outlet reporting on the people, places, ideas and breakthroughs shaping Canada's future. Sign up for their weekly newsletter. Dave Suchon and Farris Smith helped turn Ozempic into Canada’s bestselling medication. For their next act, they’re getting ready to produce the first made-in-Canada generic version of the drug – a move that marks an important step toward our country’s pharmaceutical sovereignty.
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A Canadian-made generic Ozempic is poised to enter the market

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By Christina Frangou Verified
| Be Giant Verified
Dave Suchon and Farris Smith helped turn Ozempic into Canada's bestselling medication. For their next act, they're getting ready to produce the first made-in-Canada generic version of the drug - a move that marks an important step toward our country's pharmaceutical sovereignty.
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