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- Sosei Transfers NorLevo MA Rights to ASKA
January 30, 2014
- Mochida Eyes 10 Billion Yen Generic Biz, Valsartan Combination Drug to Debut in 2014: Pres.
January 29, 2014
- Shionogi Influenza Campaign Causes Stir among Healthcare Professionals
January 29, 2014
- Lurasidone Receives CHMP Positive Opinion: DSP, Takeda
January 29, 2014
- Kenko.com Sues Government over Restriction of Online OTC Drug Sales
January 28, 2014
- Asano Named as New Asahi Kasei President
January 28, 2014
- Zydus to Withdraw from Japan, Discontinuing Shipments by March-End Due to Policy Change of Parent Company
January 28, 2014
- Ajinomoto to Downsize In-House Drug Discovery Research amid Slack Pharma Biz
January 27, 2014
- BioWa Out-Licenses Kyowa Hakko Kirin’s Technologies and Serves as Its “In-Licensing Window”; “Naked” Mabs to Remain Dominant until 2002
January 27, 2014
- Sanwa Kagaku, Dong-A ST of South Korea Sign License Deal for Nesp Biosimilar in Japan
January 27, 2014
- Novartis Used Interim Report of “Sign” Trial in Tasigna Promotion, Set to Probe Its Involvement in Protocol Drafting
January 24, 2014
- Antidepressant Brintellix Launched in US: Takeda, Lundbeck
January 24, 2014
- Novartis Adds LABA/LAMA Combination Ultibro to Lineup of Breezhaler Products for COPD Using the Same Inhaler
January 24, 2014
- Novartis Pharma Involvement Suspected in Drafting of Sign Trial Protocol
January 23, 2014
- Azilva Remains No.1 in December “Mind Share” Ranking in GP, HP Markets
January 22, 2014
- Japan’s 1st Sublingual Immunotherapy Wins Approval: Torii
January 21, 2014
- Sales Reps Vied over Questionnaire Transfers in Tasigna Trial, Boss OK’ed Incentive Program: Novartis
January 21, 2014
- NBI Receives Approval for Giotrif, Sets to Enter Oncology Field
January 21, 2014
- Nissan Chemical Sues Nichi-Iko, Two Other Companies over Livalo Patent
January 21, 2014
- Novartis Sales Reps Transferred Patient Questionnaires in Investigator-Led Trial
January 20, 2014
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