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First patient in Tetraphase’s IGNITE4 study dosed

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 27, 2016
The first patient in the IGNITE4 Phase 3 trial has been dosed, according to Tetraphase.

Tetraphase Pharmceuticals has placed its first patient in its Phase 3 IGNITE4 clinical study involving intravenous eravacycline has been dosed with the medication. Read More »

Arthritis Foundation launches 'Living Your Yes With RA' initiative

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 27, 2016
The Arthritis Foundation has launched the

The Arthritis Foundation, in association with Eli Lilly and Co., has launched a new initiative called “Living Your Yes With RA.” Read More »

PANTHERx Specialty Pharmacy recognized for working environment

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 25, 2016
PANTHERx has been named the fifth

PANTHERx Specialty Pharmacy has been recognized as the fifth-best place to work in health care in Modern Healthcare’s ninth annual Best Places to Work in Healthcare Awards, a nationwide program that recognizes the industry’s exceptional organizations. Read More »

More prescription coupons, discounts driving up costs, expert argues

John Breslin | Oct 24, 2016

Co-pay coupons and discounts offered to consumers ultimately will lead to higher costs across society as they increasingly drive up premiums, according to one leading expert on prescription drugs. Read More »

Coupons for brand-name drugs are misleading, experts say

Carol Ostrow | Oct 20, 2016

At first, price-slashing discount coupons for expensive drugs may appeal to consumers on an everyday basis, but a look behind the scenes suggests that using brand-name medications may possibly yield little, if any, net savings. Read More »

Napo launches Mytesi for HIV patients

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 20, 2016
Napo has announced the launch of Mytesi.

Napo Pharmaceuticals has launched Mytesi, the only medication approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the relief of diarrhea in patients who have HIV. Read More »

Walgreens accepting donations to help Hurricane Matthew victims

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 20, 2016
Walgreens will be accepting donations in the amount of $1, $2, $5 and $10 through the end of October.

Walgreens customers shopping in stores in the southeast United States can make donations to the American Red Cross Relief Fund to help the victims of Hurricane Matthew. Read More »

ACADIA named Pantheon DiNA Award recipient by CLSA

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 20, 2016
NUPLAZID is the only FDA-approved medication developed to treat hallucinations and delusions linked to psychosis associated with Parkinson’s disease.

ACADIA Pharmaceuticals has been named the recipient of the 2016 Pantheon DiNA Award by the California Life Sciences Association for its therapeutic product NUPLAZID. Read More »

Pfizer combines of INLYTA trial data with pembrolizumab

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 20, 2016
Pfizer has combined the data from its INLYTA trial with pembrolizumab.

Pfizer has released data from its Phase 1b clinical trial involving INLYTA, which has been combined with pembrolizumab, a PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor known as KEYTRUDA, in patients who have advanced renal cell carcinoma (RCC) that have yet to undergo treatment. Read More »

Pfizer releases SUTENT trial results

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 20, 2016
Pfizer has released the results of its SUTENT clinical trial.

Pfizer has released results from its Phase 3 S-TRAC clinical study involving the assessment of SUTENT as an adjuvant therapy. Read More »

Ayotte praised for role in driving opioid abuse legislation

John Breslin | Oct 19, 2016
U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH)

Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) has been honored for her work in driving a bill through Congress aimed at battling the opioid, heroin and fentanyl abuse epidemic. Read More »

Vernalis begins promoting MOXATAG Tablets in U.S.

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
MOXATAG Tablets are a once-a-day combination therapy that uses the antibiotic amoxicillin.

Vernalis Therapeutics Inc. has initiated its promotion of MOXATAG Tablets to primary care physicians in the United States. Read More »

Supernus reports positive topline results for SPN-182 clinical trial

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
The data from the SPN-812 clinical trial reported by Supernus showed positive topline results.

Supernus Pharmaceuticals' Phase IIb clinical trial involving SPN-812 to determine dosing ranges has turned in positive topline results for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. Read More »

FDA accepts KenPharm’s IND application for ADHD prodrug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
In 2015, methylphenidate accounted for approximately 19.7 million prescriptions and $4.2 billion in sales in the ADHD market.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has accepted KenPharm's Investigational New Drug application for KP415, the company’s extended release d-threomethylphenidate prodrug that was developed to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Read More »

CymaBay Therapeutics has received a patent to treat NAFLD

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
This patent provides CymaBay with important additional intellectual property protection for MBX-8025.

CymaBay Therapeutics has received a patent to treat NAFLD and NASH with MBX-0825 by administering an amount that proves to be therapeutically effective orally. Read More »

FDA approves Lundbeck’s Carnexiv injection

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
The FDA has previously granted Carnexiv Orphan Drug Designation due to the drug’s ability to treat seizures.

Lundbeck's Carnexiv injection -- an orally administered replacement therapy for short-term use to treat adults with specific types of seizures -- has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read More »

Corvus releases CPI-444 trial biomarker findings

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
Corvus has released its Phase 1/1b CPI-444 trial findings.

Corvus Pharmaceuticals has released its biomarker findings in its ongoing Phase 1/1b clinical trial involving CPI-444, as both a single agent and as a combination with TECENTRIQ, a Genentech product that is a fully humanized monoclonal antibody developed to target cell death ligand 1 protein. Read More »

UnitedHealth Group releases third quarter results

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 19, 2016
UnitedHealth Group has released its third quarter results.

UnitedHealth Group this week released its third quarter results, reporting that the company has experienced growth at a well-balanced level and steady execution in all areas of its various businesses. Read More »

Report: Medicaid could save billions using pharmacy benefit management tools

Jeff Gantt | Oct 19, 2016

Medicaid could see $51.1 billion over the next decade if a “full range of pharmacy benefit management tools” is employed, according to a new report completed by The Menges Group and released by the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA). Read More »

Pharmacy benefit management strategies result in more competition, lower costs, asserts PCMA president

American Pharmacy News Reports | Oct 18, 2016
Mark Merritt, president and CEO, Pharmaceutical Care Management Association

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are proven in helping the control rising prescription drug prices and should be part of the solutions adopted by policymakers, writes Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA) President Mark Merritt in an op-ed published yesterday in The Hill. Read More »

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