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A Critical Path to New TB Treatments
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FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg announced, on Thursday, a new joint initiative between industry, FDA, and non-profit organizations designed to fast-track modern combination treatments for tuberculosis. Where once it took more than two decades to create new therapies for TB, this collaboration is expected to produce working treatments in less than six years, providing [...]
Posted in R&D Also tagged Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Clinical trial, Developing country, Health, Mel Spigelman, TB Alliance, Tuberculosis 2 Comments
Pharma and Haiti: Can Altruism Backfire?
Guest blog by Pharm Exec Europe’s Jacky Law.
Pharma companies are responding swiftly to the recent earthquake in Haiti with millions of dollars in cash and drugs. GlaxoSmithKline boasted, for example, that its initial $1.2 million offering of medicines — mainly oral and topical antibiotics — was on the first airlift to the Caribbean island and [...]
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Global, Guest Blog, News Also tagged Big Pharma, corporate social responsibility, donations, Haiti, Pharma Leave a comment
Feds Chase Down Faulty Skincare Promos
FDA’s Division of Drug Marketing Communications, this week, posted a slew of warning and untitled letters to pharma firms for misleading skincare advertisements. Johnson & Johnson, Galderma, and Allergan each received a letter documenting complaints ranging from false advertising to unsubstantial efficacy claims.
J&J received a violation letter in response to a journal ad for its [...]
Posted in FDA, Marketing Also tagged Advertising, Allergan, Clinical trial, U.S. Food and Drug Administration 1 Comment
Merck/Schering-Plough Merger Highlights (Update 1)
Merck and Schering-Plough’s CEOs are giving a run down of the benefits of the $41.1 billion merger, announced this morning, in a conference call with investors. Here are some of the highlights:
• Total price of the sale will be $41.1 billion or $23.6 per Schering share.
• This deal is structured as a reverse merger with [...]
Posted in Deals, Strategy Also tagged Deal, Merck, Merger, Remicade, Schering Plough, Vytorin 4 Comments

Johnson & Johnson Slammed Over Manufacturing Practices, Phantom Recall