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November 2, 2010...................

" Teflaro is a member of the cephalosporin class of antibiotics, the most

frequently prescribed class of antibiotics in the world. Forest expects Teflaro

to be available to wholesalers by January 2011.

" Forest recognizes the enormous burden of disease associated with

community-acquired bacterial pneumonia and acute bacterial skin and skin

structure infections, and we are extremely pleased to see that our first product

in this category has obtained approval for both of these disease indications, "

said Dirk Thye, President of Cerexa, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Forest

Laboratories, Inc. " We eagerly anticipate the commercial launch of Teflaro and

remain committed to bringing additional new treatments to market that target

infectious diseases. "

" , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Forest said, " Our

success in gaining approval for Teflaro is a significant milestone for our new

anti-infective franchise. Achieving a first cycle approval from the FDA is a

tribute to the excellent design and execution of a complex clinical development

program as well as the virtues of the product itself. Teflaro is the fourth new

drug approval in the last three years from the fourth different division of the

FDA. We are very proud of all of our Forest colleagues who have contributed to

Teflaro's acquisition, development and approval. We look forward to providing

more treatment options for healthcare providers and patients in the future. "

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/206333.php

FYI,

Lottie Duthu

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