anonymous
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anonymous
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You would be lucky if you have a job. You best believe that Abbvie has always looked out for their people when it comes to these transitions. And LoLo is not that complicated of a sell as you make it seem. There are people over here with over 20+ years of women’s health experience!! And, Orilissa will not be sold with a BC pill. That would not be good for the indication. That’s not how that will work out. If I were you, I would start looking. It is some VERY sharp reps here!
Since you are so sharp are you aware the Relugolix was studied with estradiol and a progestin. Efficacy is there, hot flashes less than orilissa, bone loss comparable to placebo. I guess when they changed the message on type of birth control to use with Orilissa at the meeting last month you did not question why. LoLo contains 2 hormones: norethindrone (a progestin) and ethinyl estradiol (an estrogen).