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Study seeks data on generic medication preferences

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 21, 2017
The study showed patients have a preference of brand name products.

Results from a November study have raised concerns about how pharmacists substitute generic medications for their name brand counterparts. Read More »

Yet another survey shows U.S. consumer dissatisfaction with big pharma

LocalLabs News Service | Jan 19, 2017

The public relations departments at American pharmaceutical manufacturers can’t be too pleased about the results of a new Harris Poll out this week that shows only nine percent of U.S. consumers believe “pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies put patients over profits.” Read More »

Sanofi, Regeneron ordered to cease Praulent sales

Carol Ostrow | Jan 18, 2017
The permanent injunction against the drug will take effect in 30 days.

Two pharmaceutical giants — Sanofi and Regeneron — face a forced marketing shutdown of a high-priced cholesterol medication following a decision recently handed down by a U.S. District Court in Delaware ruling patent infringement of another medication. Read More »

Mylan purchases popular cold medication Cold-Eeze

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 18, 2017
Mylan will have access to all products under the Cold-Eeze brand, which include cough drops, gummines and throat lozenges.

Mylan N.V, a major distributor of over the counter medications, has acquired popular cold medication Cold-Eeze from ProPhase Labs Inc. Read More »

FDA approves Sangamo's drug application for hemophilia A treatment

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 18, 2017
The SB-525 gene therapy program was created to help patients with hemophilia A.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Sangamo BioSciences Inc.'s Investigational New Drug Application for the SB-525 gene therapy program for patients with hemophilia A. Read More »

Custopharm acquires acetaminophen, testosterone products from Perrigo

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 18, 2017
The company plans to market the two products under its new commercial business arm, Leucadia Pharmaceuticals.

Custopharm Inc., a U.S. producer of generic injectable devices, has acquired two Paragraph IV abbreviated new drug application products from Perrigo Co. PLC. Read More »

Amorsa, Janssen partner on nervous system disorder treatment

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 14, 2017

Amorsa Therapeutics, a neuropharmaceutical company specializing in treating nervous system disorders, has entered a partnership with Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc. Read More »

Ionis and Akcea partner with Novartis

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 13, 2017

Ionis Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Akcea Therapeutics, an Ionis subsidiary, recently announced a partnership with Novartis to develop and commercialize the drugs AKCEA-APO(a)-LRx and AKCEA-APOCIII-LRx. Read More »

Walgreens, Community Health Network expand partnership

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 13, 2017
Nurse practitioners from Community Health Network will staff the 12 clinics.

Expanding their existing relationship, Community Health Network will manage 12 retail health clinics in Walgreens stores across central Indiana. Read More »

EnteroMedics makes stock moves to maintain Nasdaq listing

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 12, 2017
EnteroMedics creates medical devices using neuroblocking technology.

EnteroMedics Inc. has retired its Senior Amortizing Convertible Notes, converted all $18.75 million in notes to shares of common stock, as part of a strategy to regain compliance with the Nasdaq requirement that it have a minimum of $2.5 million of stockholders’ equity. Read More »

Sanofi releases Type 2 diabetes treatment in U.S.

Mark Iandolo | Jan 12, 2017
The wholesale cost of Soliqua 100/33 is $127 for a 300 Unit pen.

Sanofi's Soliqua 100/33 product to treat adults with Type 2 diabetes is now available via prescription in U.S. pharmacies. Read More »

MiMedx Group terminates, sues employees for alleged contract breaches

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 11, 2017
MiMedx is a regenerative medicine company.

MiMedx Group Inc. has filed lawsuits against two former sales employees for alleged breaches of contractual and common law obligations. Read More »

FOSRx acquires F.A.S.T. to strengthens its specialty pharmacy offerings

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 11, 2017
F.A.S.T. will retain its brand but function under FOSRx.

Factor One Source Pharmacy, a specialty pharmacy that serves individuals with complex or hard-to-manage medications, will acquire Fast Access Specialty Therapeutics, a quickly growing pharmacy that has made a name for itself through industry-leading customer satisfaction, patient engagement and strong financial performance. Read More »

Bayer, Versant launch stem-cell therapy venture BlueRock Therapeutics

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 11, 2017
With the funds, BlueRock Therapeutics should have a runway length of four years.

Bayer AG and Versant Ventures recently announced a partnership to launch BlueRock Therapeutics. The joint venture will utilize breakthrough treatments in stem cell technology to cure a range of diseases. Read More »

CVS launches Transform Diabetes Care

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 10, 2017
The Transform Diabetes Care program focuses on three key components to help improve outcomes and reduce overall health care spend in diabetes.

CVS Health recently launched Transform Diabetes Care, a program dedicated to helping clients improve member health outcomes. Read More »

Direct Relief airlifts 82 tons of medical aid to Haiti

Mark Iandolo | Jan 7, 2017
Cholera and other diseases have become rampant across Haiti since Hurricane Matthew in October.

Direct Relief recently announced that it airlifted 82 tons of medical aid to Haiti for the treatment of cholera and other diseases that have become rampant since Hurricane Matthew in October. Read More »

Aurinia partners with Lonza for the manufacture of voclosporin

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 7, 2017
Lonza will provide Aurinia with cGMP-grade voclosporin drug substance for use in Aurinia’s Phase III lupus nephritis clinical program.

Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc., a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the global immunology market, recently partnered with Lonza for the manufacture of voclosporin active pharmaceutical ingredient (API). Read More »

Genentech study analyzing emicizumab for hemophilia A meets primary endpoint

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 7, 2017
Emicizumab prophylaxis significantly reduced the number of bleeds over time in people in this difficult-to-treat setting.

Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, recently announced that the primary endpoint for the Phase III HAVEN 1 study has been met. The study evaluates emicizumab prophylaxis in people 12 years of age or older with hemophilia A and inhibitors to factor VIII. Read More »

Bayer, Leica Biosystems to develop companion tests for cancer patients

Mark Iandolo | Jan 4, 2017
The tests will be based on the Bayer-developed automated BOND technology platform for novel targeted anti-cancer therapies.

Bayer recently announced an agreement with Leica Biosystems to collaborate on developing companion diagnostic tests based on tissue samples for cancer patients. Read More »

Zynex expects to post $15 million in revenue for 2016

American Pharmacy News Reports | Jan 4, 2017
Zynex manufactures non-invasive medical devices.

Medical technology company Zynex updated its November orders, fourth-quarter estimate and a loan forbearance agreement. Read More »

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