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- IMS Japan VP Miyoshi Calls for Focus Shift from Long-Listed Products to Abolishment of Post-Market Expansion Re-Pricing
February 29, 2012
- Major European, US Drug Makers Turning Sights Toward “Mini-buster” Drugs for Rare Diseases
February 29, 2012
- OTS102 Fails to Prolong Survival in Pancreatic Cancer: OncoTherapy Science
February 29, 2012
- Wakamoto to Comarket Bausch & Lomb’s Ocuvite Series of Eye Supplements from April 1
February 29, 2012
- Sanofi Pasteur Files for Approval for Monovalent IPV
February 27, 2012
- Novartis Pharma Submits Afinitor for Add’l Indication of Tuberous Sclerosis
February 27, 2012
- EMA Accepts MAA for Peginesatide for Treatment of Anemia Associated with CKD: Takeda
February 27, 2012
- JCR Pharmaceuticals Announces Favorable Results from PI/II Trial of Stem-cell-based Therapy
February 27, 2012
- Diabetes Treatments: Their Development and Market (2)
February 27, 2012
- Daiichi Sankyo and Terumo Codevelop Intradermal Vaccine
February 24, 2012
- Nichi-Iko and Pfizer Japan Obtain Approval for Cisplatin Generic for Indication of Biliary Tract Cancer
February 24, 2012
- Ajinomoto Pharm. Files NDA for New Oral Bowel Cleansing Agent in Japan
February 24, 2012
- SymBio’s Licensee InnoPharmax Launches Bendamustine in Taiwan
February 24, 2012
- Eli Lilly Receives Approval for Zyprexa, First for Depression in Bipolar Disorder
February 23, 2012
- Use of Rasilez in Combination with ACE Inhibitors, ARBs in Patients with Diabetes to Be Contraindicated in Europe: Novartis
February 23, 2012
- RaQualia Maintains Focus on Pain, GI Diseases in New Midterm Management Plan
February 23, 2012
- Novo Nordisk President Says “Current Pipeline Most Substantial”
February 22, 2012
- Takeda’s Ulcerative Colitis Treatment Vedolizumab Shows Significant Improvement and Remission in Global PIII Trial
February 22, 2012
- CMIC HD Files NDA for UCD Treatment in Japan
February 22, 2012
- Cellectis of France Surrenders Claim for Damages Against Shionogi
February 22, 2012
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