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AbbVie concludes Phase 3 study evaluating rheumatoid arthritis drug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 22, 2017
After 12 weeks of treatment, upadacitinib met the primary endpoints.

AbbVie recently announced positive top-line results from its Phase 3 Select-Next trial, which evaluated upadacitinib as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis patients. Read More »

Acorda updates tozadenant data at MDS Congress

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 22, 2017
Acorda anticipates results from a current Phase 3 clinical trial of the medication in early 2018.

Ardsley, New York-based biopharmaceutical firm Acorda Therapeutics revealed new information derived from clinical and preclinical studies of tozadenant at the recent 2017 International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders (MDS) in Vancouver, British Columbia. Read More »

Alkermes begins Phase 3b trial for major depressive disorder drug

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 20, 2017
The trial will evaluate results from as many as 325 patients over an 11-week period.

Commencing a Phase 3b trial of daily oral medication ALKS 5461, Alkermes PLC will assess the treatment’s feasibility and safety for major depressive disorder patients with insufficient prior results obtained from other drugs. Read More »

Astellas, Seattle Genetics reveal new urothelial cancer treatment data

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 16, 2017
Urothelial cancer surfaces most often in the bladder.

Astellas, a global pharmaceutical corporation with U.S. headquarters in Northbrook, Illinois, and biotechnology company Seattle Genetics recently publicized findings on their enfortumab vedotin (ASG-22ME) treatment for a type of cancer commonly manifesting in the bladder. Read More »

ReachBio Research Labs launches cellPrism to deliver customized in-vitro assays

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 16, 2017
The drug development platform is designed to deliver a spectrum of customized in-vitro assays.

ReachBio Research Labs recently announced that it launched cellPrism, a drug development platform designed to deliver a spectrum of customized in-vitro assays to biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Read More »

OneOme's Rightmed test can pinpoint best medications for patients

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 16, 2017
The test delivers a cost-effective, comprehensive, personalized pharmacogenomic analysis of 22 genes.

OneOme, the company behind the OneOme RightMed pharmacogenomics test, recently delivered a statement about how DNA has the power to minimize medication trial and error and help people with heart conditions improve their cardiovascular treatments. Read More »

Study shows promise for antiandrogens in prostate cancer treatment

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 16, 2017
The study compared the antiandrogen therapy with radiation therapy plus placebo.

The American Pharmacists Association (APA) recently announced that new research shows adding 24 months of antiandrogen therapy with daily bicalutamide to salvage radiation therapy led to an increase in survival rates and for patients with recurrent prostate cancer. Read More »

Amgen's Fourier trial for Repatha meets primary and secondary endpoints

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 15, 2017
The key secondary composite endpoint involved whether the drug could reduce cardiovascular death.

Amgen's Fourier trial for Repatha met its primary composite endpoint and the key secondary composite endpoint. Read More »

SCOTUS ruling in Sandoz v. Amgen will speed biosimilars to market, could save U.S. consumers billions

LocalLabs News Service | Jun 12, 2017

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 9-0 ruling today that will have the effect of speeding the process for biosimilars going to market. Read More »

Texas Pharmacy Association receives grant to create community health care platform

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 10, 2017
The project involves a workflow system designed to link patients, physicians, pharmacists, hospitals, clinics and other health care providers.

The Texas Pharmacy Association (TPA) has received a grant from the Community Pharmacy Foundation and Texas Department of State Health Services that will allow the association to create community-based health care provider digital linkages with pharmacists. Read More »

Egalet patents tamper-resistant Guardian tablet

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 10, 2017
Egalet deterred potential product hijacking by using a unique adaptation of the commonly used injection molding process.

Fortified with time-release traits, Egalet Corp.’s Guardian tablet has received a U.S. patent, enabling the Pennsylvania-based firm to adapt the medication for potential future products. Read More »

Pfizer, Celltrion present data on Inflectra at 12th ECCO Congress

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 9, 2017
Pfizer is in the midst of an ongoing 54-week study of Inflectra.

Pfizer Inc. and Celltrion Healthcare presented data at the 12th Congress of the European Chron’s and Colitis Organisation showing Inflectra (infliximab CT-P13) delivers similar efficacy and safety as Remicade (infliximab) for treating Chron’s Disease. Read More »

Sanofi and Regeneron release results of Phase 3 study on Dupixent

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 6, 2017
Moderate-to-severe AD is a lifelong chronic inflammatory disease.

Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. recently shared the results of a Phase 3 Chronos study as a late-breaking abstract at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology. Read More »

Portola Pharmaceuticals present new data from betrixaban and AndexXa studies

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 5, 2017
Portola Pharmaceuticals presented data from its pivotal Phase 3 APEX study for the investigational drug betrixaban.

Portola Pharmaceuticals Inc. presented data from its pivotal Phase 3 APEX study for the investigational drug betrixaban at a poster session at the​​​​​ American College of Cardiology’s 66th Annual Scientific Session & Expo. Read More »

Sanofi and Regeneron present data on Praluent at ACC 17 event

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 5, 2017
Sanofi is a global health care company that focuses on therapeutic solutions.

Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. recently presented Phase 3 clinical trial data and multiple additional analyses from the Praluent (alirocumab) Injection's Odyssey clinical trial program at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions in Washington, D.C. Read More »

Biohaven responds to need by developing medication for SCA

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jun 4, 2017
Spinocerebellar ataxia affects 22,000 Americans.

Biohaven Pharmaceutical Holding Company Ltd. has finished its enrollment in the clinical study for trigriluzole for individuals with spinocerebellar ataxia, a rare neurodegenerative disorder. Read More »

AM-Pharma concludes largest study ever for Acute Kidney Injury

American Pharmacy News Reports | May 30, 2017
The first portion of the test was completed using data from 131 patients, to determine the ideal dosage.

AM-Pharma B.V. has finished recruiting for its Phase II trial of treatment for individuals with Acute Kidney Injury. Read More »

TapImmune completes successful multi-gram scale-up of TPIV 200

American Pharmacy News Reports | May 30, 2017
TapImmune will use this vaccine product for its ongoing Phase 2 study of TPIV.

TapImmune Inc. has completed a multi-gram scale-up and GMP manufacturing of a second clinical lot of TPIV 200, which is a multi-epitope T-cell vaccine developed by the company that targets the folate receptor alpha. Read More »

Glaukos Corp. stents prove cheaper than alternate treatments

American Pharmacy News Reports | May 27, 2017
The five-year cost for a two-stent operation was $4,420.

A new Glaukos Corporation study reveals that the cost of two iStent Trabecular Micro-Bypass Stents could cost lower cumulatively in five years compared to others like the selective laster trabeculoplasty (also known as the SLT) or topical glaucoma medication. Read More »

NovellusDX receives patent for mutation identification method

American Pharmacy News Reports | May 27, 2017
Variants of Uncertain Significance may find more difficulty in receiving regular treatments.

NovellusDx has been given a new patent by the name of "Methods and Systems for Identifying Patient Specific Driver Mutations." Read More »

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