Sunday, October 14, 2012

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Lupin identifies cancer drugs as focus area in Japan
Economic Times
... company, which is present in Japan through two wholly -owned subsidiaries - Kyowa Pharmaceutical Industry and I'rom Pharmaceuticals - has created a product basket of about 7-8 oncology products there through a mix of in-licensing and co-development.
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New psychiatric drugs low priority for pharmaceutical firms
CBC.ca
The pharmaceutical industry has largely abandoned drug development for mental illnesses even though depression is a leading cause of disability, experts say. Authors of papers published in this week's issue of the journal Science Translational Medicine ...
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Intercept Pharmaceuticals: Strong Biopharmaceutical IPO
Seeking Alpha
Incercept Pharmaceuticals is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of novel therapeutics to treat chronic liver disease using the company's expertise in bile acid chemistry. The company had a lead product ...
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5 Top Pharmaceuticals Paying Substantial Dividends
Seeking Alpha
Despite accelerating pressures due to uncertain regulatory reforms, the U.S. pharmaceutical industry remains a major engine of economic growth. This sector includes 3,810 companies with combined annual revenue of $209 billion. For 2012, the sale of ...
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University of Maryland's Augsburger Receives Top Pharmaceutical Sciences ...
Outcome Magazine
10/14/2012 Larry Augsburger, PhD, professor emeritus at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, has received the 2012 Distinguished Service Award of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS), one of the highest honors ...
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Ignoring the obvious
Ocala
The agency's concern was that, unlike big pharmaceutical companies that must meet exacting federal tolerances for the drugs they dispense and the manner by which they create them, small compounding labs are barely regulated at all. The reason is that, ...
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Meningitis for sale: US pharmacists point to sketchy corporate practices
RT
The meningitis outbreak, which has left 15 people dead and 201 sick in 14 states after they received tainted steroid injections produced by the NECC, has shed light on a pharmaceutical practice that slipped between the cracks of FDA regulations.
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Indonesia Acts to Override Patents on HIV Drugs
Jakarta Globe
Indonesia's government has taken steps to override patents on a range of HIV drugs, highlighting a growing trend by Asian states to allow local production of cheap generic drugs that cut into sales of global pharmaceutical companies. President Susilo ...
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Teva inaugurates large sterile medicine plant in Hungary
Globes
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (NYSE: TEVA; TASE: TEVA) has opened a new plant in Hungary. The $110 million plant in Gödöllő, is one of the largest sterile medicines plants in the world. The plant has an annual production capacity of 160-200 ...
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Medicare information sessions offered as open enrollment begins
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
With open enrollment beginning Monday and running through Dec. 7, Lifespan is offering its annual Medicare 101 information sessions. The workshops also include an explanation of changes to New York state's Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage.
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