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Trovagene reports on drug targeting Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma cell lines

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 29, 2017
PCM-075 is Trovagene's investigational Polo-like kinase 1 (PLK1) inhibitor.

Trovagene Inc., a precision medicine biotechnology company, recently announced positive results from preclinical research of PCM-075 with a Histone deacetylase inhibitor in Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma cell lines. Read More »

MedStar Health performs first vBloc implant using VA alternative

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 29, 2017
The vBloc Neurometabolic Therapy is available to veterans in their communities.

Using a non-invasive solution for obesity and other metabolic and gastrointestinal disorders, Minnesota’s EnteroMedics recently revealed that MedStar Health achieved its first implant device for a military veteran in Maryland via the Veterans Choice Program. Read More »

California group lauds Walgreens for prescription take-back program

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 28, 2017
Walgreen’s program involved the installation of safe medication disposal kiosks at more than 600 pharmacies across 45 states.

Walgreens has been awarded the 2017 Infinity Arrow Award for Service and Take Back by the California Product Stewardship Council (CPSC) in recognition of the company’s Safe Medication Disposal program. Read More »

Amgen and Humana team to study health care data from 13 million patients

Mark Iandolo | Aug 28, 2017
The project's goal is to analyze the real-world health care experiences of Humana's 13 million members.

Amgen and Humana Inc. will collaborate on finding opportunities to improve health outcomes by analyzing the real-world health care experiences of Humana's 13 million members. Read More »

Pfizer attains FDA breakthrough approval for leukemia drug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 28, 2017
Besponsa improved multiple efficacy measures, including rates of hematologic remission.

An innovative treatment for certain types of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).1 — Pfizer’s Besponsa (inotuzumab ozogamicin) — recently obtained approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration via its Breakthrough Therapy designation and Priority Review programs. Read More »

Teva launches generic testosterone solution in U.S.

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 28, 2017
The topical solution treats adult males who are experiencing low testosterone levels.

Jerusalem-based Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. recently began marketing generic Axiron (testosterone) topical solution CIII, 30 mg/1.5 mL, in the United States for treating adult males who are experiencing low testosterone levels due to medical reasons. Read More »

UnitedHealthcare grants $234,000 for rural Kansas care

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 28, 2017
Nearly one in three Kansans lives in rural areas, with many lacking local primary care providers.

To improve access to medical treatment for far-flung Kansas residents, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kansas recently presented several regional health care facilities with its Frontier Rural Health Care grants, ranging from $45,000 to $48,000 each. Read More »

CVS Pharmacy retains URAC accreditation in Community Pharmacy field

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 28, 2017
CVS was the first pharmacy to attain URAC's accreditation.

After a comprehensive review, CVS Pharmacy has retained Community Pharmacy Accreditation from industry benchmark organization Utilization Review Accreditation Commission. Read More »

Takeda Pharmaceuticals partners with Stanford to create Stanford AIM

Mark Iandolo | Aug 24, 2017
Stanford AIM will encourage academic and industry scientists to collaborate on new medicines.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals Co. Limited recently announced that it will collaborate with Stanford University to form the Stanford Alliance for Innovative Medicines (Stanford AIM) to transform novel Stanford research into next-generation treatments for diseases. Read More »

FDA accepts Portola’s AndexXa BLA resubmission

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 24, 2017
Portola has been developing its AndexXa (andexanet alfa) as an investigational anticoagulant treatment.

A resubmitted Biologics License Application from California-based Portola Pharmaceuticals was recently deemed acceptable for review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and assigned an expected action due date of Feb. 2, 2018. Read More »

Argentum advances action against Novartis product

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 24, 2017
The ruling now enables an inter partes review trial to begin.

Having disputed portions of Novartis’ patent for Gilenya (fingolimod), an immunosuppressant used to treat MS, New York City-based Argentum Pharmaceuticals LLC successfully obtained a special petition from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (PTO) recently. Read More »

Diplomat Pharmacy to dispense opioid-overdose drug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 24, 2017
Pharmacists in Michigan have been generating naloxone prescriptions for eligible people.

Diplomat Pharmacy Inc. recently announced that it will dispense opioid-overdose antidote naloxone without prescription to residents in Michigan via the company’s retail pharmacy at G-3320 Beecher Road in Flint. Read More »

Ionis Pharmaceuticals retains rights to inotersen after GSK declines option

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 24, 2017
Ionis hopes for a commercial launch of inotersen in 2018.

Ionis Pharmaceuticals Inc. will retain all rights to inotersen and IONIS-FB-LRx. Read More »

TMR forecasts surge in insulin delivery market

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 23, 2017
In 2016, insulin pens represented 42 percent of the entire device market, well ahead of syringes, pumps, patches and other alternatives.

The international market for insulin delivery devices remains highly competitive with at least six major producers currently dominating the trade, according to Transparency Market Research, which predicts continued growth over the next eight years. Read More »

FDA advises consumers against using PharmaTech products

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 23, 2017
B. cepacia poses a serious threat to vulnerable patients, including infants and young children.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration advises consumers and health care professionals to not use any liquid drug or dietary supplement products manufactured by PharmaTech LLC of Davie, Florida, and labeled by Rugby Laboratories, Major Pharmaceuticals and Leader Brands. Read More »

FDA accepts Medivir’s new drug treatment targeting osteoarthritis

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 23, 2017
Medivir officials indicated that DMOADS present a significant possibility for widespread treatment.

Sweden’s research-oriented pharmaceutical firm Medivir AB's Investigational New Drug application for an osteoarthritis treatment has been accepted by, and is currently open with, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read More »

Arcadia and Bioceres gain FDA approval for modified soybeans

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 23, 2017
Verdeca will be able to develop products derived from HB4 soybeans for commercial use in human food and animal feed.

Arcadia Biosciences Inc. and Bioceres S.A. have entered a joint venture titled Verdeca, and announced that the company’s safety evaluation for HB4 soybeans received a full review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read More »

Soligenix's RiVax receives funding from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 23, 2017
The funding will go toward the development of Soligenix’s thermostabilization technology, ThermoVax.

Soligenix Inc., a late-stage biopharmaceutical company that creates rare-disease targeting products, recently announced that its good manufacturing practices-compliant bulk drug substance, RiVax, has received funding from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health. Read More »

Apollo Endosurgery comments on intragastric balloon safety

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 22, 2017
Apollo markets an intragastric balloon system called Orbera.

Apollo Endosurgery Inc. recently announced an update and clarifications to a letter sent by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to health care providers about potential risks with liquid-filled intragastric balloons. Read More »

FDA approves Arcadia Biosciences' Sonova GLA for pet food

American Pharmacy News Reports | Aug 22, 2017
Arcadia will sell SONOVA GLA safflower oil to pet nutrition companies.

Arcadia Biosciences Inc., an agricultural technology company, recently received FDA approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the use of its safflower oil in dog diets. Read More »

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