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Avandia Trial in Trouble
GSK’s Avandia just won’t stay out of the news. Now comes a report from The Wall Street Journal that the FDA is considering dealing the beleaguered diabetes drug another blow by stopping one of its safety trials.
The TIDE trial, which received approval in 2007, pits Avandia (rosiglitazone) against Takeda’s Actos (pioglitazone), a drug that [...]
Posted in Strategy Also tagged Actos, Avandia, FDA, Geodon, Pfizer, Takeda, US Senate Finance Committee Leave a comment
FDA and GSK on the Hunt for Stolen Drugs
Image by Johnny Grim via Flickr
We typically don’t get emails from FDA asking for information about stolen goods with massive bold letters, but that’s what just came into our inbox. Looks like a transport truck containing a mix of GlaxoSmithKline’s pharmaceutical and over-the-counter medications was jacked in Puerto Rico on January 29, and the feds [...]
Posted in FDA, News Also tagged Food and Drug Administration, Medicine, Pharmaceutical drug, Puerto Rico, Security, Theft Leave a comment
HBA Names Woman of the Year
GSK’s Deirdre Connelly has been named the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association’s Woman of the Year for 2010. Connelly, who just passed the one-year mark as president of GSK’s North American pharmaceuticals unit, is the 21st woman to win the organization’s “WOTY” award, which comes on the heels of another honor: She was ranked #37 in Fortune’s [...]
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, News, People, leadership Also tagged Deirdre Connelly, Eli Lilly, HBA, WOTY Leave a comment
A Few Words About Diversification
Guest blog by Dr Brian White, an analyst at Shore Capital.
As a result of the feared impact of the patent expiry cliff, the decimation of branded sales by multi-sourced generics and the obstacles erected, especially by managed care in the US, to slow the uptake of branded pharmaceuticals where a generic in the same class [...]
Posted in Europe, Global, Guest Blog, Strategy Also tagged AstraZeneca, diagnostics, diversification, Merck & Co, Novartis, Schering Plough Leave a comment

Europe’s Fiscal Crisis: Can Big Pharma Emerge Unscathed?