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NHF signs 43 pharmaceutical contracts
Jamaica Observer
FORTY-THREE contracts valued at more than $3 billion were Thursday signed between the Ministry of Health and suppliers of pharmaceuticals at the Jamaica Conference Centre in downtown Kingston. The contracts, which will run for 24 months, cover 769 ...
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Peregrine Pharmaceuticals Drug Extends Lives of Cancer Patients
Minyanville.com
MINYANVILLE ORIGINAL Lung cancer patients taking Peregrine Pharmaceuticals' (PPHM) experimental drug bavituximab in a company study lived twice as many months as those treated with only chemotherapy. The study results support Peregrine's plans ...
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19000 kids use rejected 'unsafe' ADHD drug Concerta
Herald Sun
A subsidy for the medicine Concerta, a long acting form of ritalin, was recently knocked back for adults by the government's expert Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee "on the basis of uncertain efficacy and safety in the proposed PBS ...
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Peregrine Study Shows Bavituximab Boosts Lung-Cancer Survival
Wall Street Journal
Peregrine Pharmaceuticals Inc. (PPHM) said interim results from a Phase II trial showed the combined use of its bavituximab drug candidate with chemotherapy drug docetaxel had a statistically significant improvement in the overall survival rate for ...
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Pharmexcil to hold iPHEX 2013, in Mumbai from April 24 to 26, 2013
pharmabiz.com
The Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil) will organise the iPHEX 2013--the mega exhibition of Indian pharmaceutical products and technologies-- in Mumbai from April 24 to 26, 2013. Over 400 international buyers including ...
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Best of the Blogs, Biotechnology: Valeant Makes Entrée Into Dermatology by ...
Minyanville.com
"The deal aims to make Valeant a major player in dermatological pharmaceuticals, both for the treatment of acne and in the market for aesthetic skin care, where it would go up against Botox, which is used to smooth wrinkles, Valeant Chief Executive ...
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TEXT-S&P assigns Valeant term loan 'BBB-' rating
Reuters
Sept 7 - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that it assigned its 'BBB-' issue-level rating and '1' recovery rating to Montreal-based pharmaceutical company Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.'s proposed $1 billion term loan B due 2019.
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Gov't Awards $3.3 Billion in Contracts for Pharmaceuticals
Government of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service
The Government of Jamaica has awarded 43 pharmaceutical contracts, valued at $3.3 billion, for two years supply of essential drugs for Jamaicans through the public health facilities. The National Health Fund (NHF) signed the contracts with the local ...
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Government of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service
State's drug bill could fall by up to €400m under new deal
Irish Times
The deal with the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association is expected to yield savings of €30 million to €40 million for the remaining months of this year, less than the projected €60 million to €70 million forecast by the Minister, according to ...
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Is Sanofi The Best Pharma Stock To Buy?
Seeking Alpha
The backbone of the value of a pharmaceutical company, i.e. its product pipeline, looks rich for Sanofi, and its top line has strengthened partly due to its recent acquisitions. The stock is relatively undervalued in the market, which leads us to ...
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