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Vertex release updates on Phase 3 VX-661 program

American Pharmacy News Reports | Nov 4, 2016
The Phase 3 program will be comprised of four Phase 3 clinical trials involving various groups of people with CF that have the F508del mutation.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals has released an update on the development of its upcoming Phase 3 program involving its investigational compound VX-661. Read More »

FDA grants Resolaris Fast Track designation

American Pharmacy News Reports | Nov 2, 2016
The FDA has granted Fast Track designation to Tyr Pharma's Resolaris.

Tyr Pharma's Resolaris has been granted Fast Track designation by the Food and Drug Administration. Read More »

FDA approves XTANDI label update

American Pharmacy News Reports | Nov 2, 2016
The FDA has approved a label update for XTANDI tablets that will include data from the TERRAIN trial.

Astellas Pharma and Pfizer's joint-supplemental New Drug Application that will see the update of the XTANDI capsules product label has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Read More »

Newron resubmits New Drug Application for Xadago

American Pharmacy News Reports | Nov 1, 2016
The drug in question is Xadago, also known by its generic name, safinamide.

Newron Pharmaceuticals, in association with its partners Zambon and US WorldMeds, has resubmitted the U.S. New Drug Application in September seeking a complete Class 2 response by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for Xadago, also known by its generic name, safinamide. Read More »

Amgen's XGEVA trial achieves primary goal

American Pharmacy News Reports | Nov 1, 2016
Amgen's XGEVA trial has reached its primary goal.

Amgen's Phase 3 clinical trial to assess XGEVA compared to zoledronic acid has achieved its primary goal of proving to delay the time to the first skeletal-related event on-study for multiple myeloma patients. 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 »

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