GSK's closed triple combination for COPD, Trelegy, is expected to get a green light for approval in Europe on Friday – but the product will be fighting for market share against Chiesi's triple combination Trimbow, which has a head start.
GlaxoSmithKline PLC's triple combination therapy for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), Trelegy, is likely to get a positive recommendation for license in Europe this week, but the product will enter a busy market place and will arrive a few months behind Chiesi Farmaceutici SPA's triple combination option.
GSK's drug is expected to be the first triple combination therapy to market for COPD in the US if it...
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