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Monurol

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Monurol
® Fosfomycin tromethamine Infectious disease A single dose antibiotic for treating uncomplicated UTIs. See Urinary tract infection.
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Under the agreement with Forest, Snyder Healthcare Sales will provide national sales detailing and field management for multiple Forest drugs, including Aerobid, an inhaled steroid for the treatment of asthma; Tiazac, a cardiovascular drug; and Monurol, an antibiotic.
Snyder Wins Multi-Drug Contract From Forest Labs by Business Wire
Under the agreement with Forest, Snyder Healthcare Sales will provide national sales detailing and field management for multiple Forest drugs, including Aerobid, an inhaled steroid for the treatment of asthma; Tiazac, a cardiovascular drug; and Monurol, an antibiotic.
Snyder Wins Multi-Drug Contract From Forest Labs by Business Wire
Monurol is the first one-time, one-dose antibiotic for uncomplicated urinary tract infection, as well as the first product of a new class of antibiotics.
Forest Laboratories announces FDA approval for Monurol, the first ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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