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Gilead Making a Bundle
Gilead Sciences has once again proven that independent biotechs can innovate with the best of Big Pharma. The Silicon Valley company’s wizardry at weaving multiple drugs into a single weft enabled it to overthrow GlaxoSmithKline as king of HIV in 2007. Yesterday, at the 16th annual Congress of Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), the biotech [...]
Posted in Biotech, Emerging Markets, R&D Also tagged Bristol Myers Squibb, Gilead, HIV Leave a comment
Simply Genius: Prix Galien USA 2008 (photos)
Click here to view a slideshow from Prix Galien 2008
The 2008 Prix Galien USA is in the books, and Pharm Exec was in attendance at New York’s Museum of Natural History to take in all the festivities. Pfizer, Merck, Alexion, Wyeth, and Celgene were all recognized for their work in advancing science in both the [...]
Posted in Biotech, Events, People Also tagged Alexion, Celgene, Charlie Rose, Elie Wiesel, Merck, Pfizer, Prix Galien, Wyeth Leave a comment
The Real China Strategy
There’s a lot of talk these days about India and China as potential markets and as sources for cheap manufacturing and R&D. But the real potential of these countries is far more interesting: As China and India (and Brazil, Russia, and Korea) learn to create new products, they’re going to do it at price [...]
Posted in Biotech, Deals, Emerging Markets, Strategy Also tagged Abe Abuchowski, China, PEGylation, Pharma, Prolong 8 Comments

Gilead Buys CV Therapeutics (Update 1)