AMAG Pharmaceuticals: Enough Irons In The Fire?

Demand for AMAG’s newly launched Feraheme has been robust but a changing reimbursement climate, especially in the dialysis market, complicates the product’s pricing strategy, and puts increased pressure on management to diversify via dealmaking.

By Ellen Foster Licking

April 28 should have been a day of celebration for Lexington, MA-based specialty pharma company AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc. The...

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