pharmaceutical industry

Pharmaceutical industry

Abbott (23)
Amgen (10)
Astra-merck (6)
Bayer (41)
Boehringer-ingelheim (1)
Bristol-myers-squibb (5)
Dupont-merck (14)
Eli lilly (5)
Genentech (5)
Genzyme (5)
Glaxosmithkline (26)
Hoechst-marion-roussel (4)
Pasteur-merieux (8)
Pfizer (22)
Pharmaceutical industry (36)
Pharmaceutical laboratory (1)
Pharmacyclics (1)
Roche pharmaceuticals (16)
Sanofi-aventis (6)
Stallergenes (1)
Whitehall laboratories (3)

and Sproxil relies on large pharmaceutical companies to cover costs of its fake drug identification service.

In effect, the study showed that the pharmaceutical industry would feel the impact of this trend due to the cost of maintenance medicine that is oeprohibitive even for upscale consumers. oethis trend will create new opportunities for food brands,

As pharmaceutical companies move some research to less expensive countries, the obese monkeys are following. This is a booming industry in China,

said the company is basically taking the tracking system it uses for the pharmaceutical industry and adopting it to the food business.

Patenting a medicine is one way for a pharmaceutical company to prevent others from copying their drug.

and thus cannot be patented a major way that pharmaceutical companies make money Nedergaard said. Capsinoids come from sweet chili peppers that don't taste hot

Drugs made by pharmaceutical companies for instance go through many years of expensive highly-controlled clinical trials comparing the effects of the new drug against a placebo control.

But the pharmaceutical industry is often dismissive of nature as a source of healing. It seems to overlook the fact that many of the most important classes of prescription drugs like ACE inhibitors for high blood pressure (first developed from Brazilian snake venom) beta blockers (from hallucinogenic Mexican fungi)

and taken by WHO were influenced not improperly by the pharmaceutical industry, says Keiji Fukuda. 2 january 2010:

Pharmaceutical company Merck & Co. of Whitehouse Station, New jersey, made a more expected announcement on 30 november,

Pharmaceutical companies usually have little incentive to research and produce affordable vaccines for poor nations. But the initiative

The drug has brought in more than US$100 billion in sales for the pharma company, based in New york,

Swart calls the wait worthwhile if Exemplar s pigs can help pharmaceutical companies to predict whether a drug will work."

Pharma closure About 1, 000 Â jobs are to be lost with the closure of pharmaceutical company Roche s research site in Nutley

Drug-discovery split Irish pharmaceutical company Elan is to split into two, completely separating its drug-discovery work from the main business.

Pharmaceutical companies Johnson & johnson, based in New brunswick, New jersey, and Pfizer, based in Groton, Connecticut, said on 6 Â August that they would no longer work on the monoclonal antibody bapineuzumab.

21 27 september 2012drug-makers unite Ten giant pharmaceutical companies have formed a nonprofit organization called Transcelerate Biopharma, with the goal of making clinical trials more efficient.

The government says that the probe is part of nationwide crackdown to ensure fair competition in the pharmaceutical industry.

) Alzheimer s retest Eli lilly, a pharmaceutical company based in Indianapolis, Indiana, announced on 12 Â July that it will focus on patients with mild Alzheimer s disease in a forthcoming clinical trial of the drug solanezumab.

and mergers among pharmaceutical companies may be behind the fall in global output. 22 november The European space agency is scheduled to launch Swarm,

which some analysts had taken as a signal of revived fortunes in the pharmaceutical industry. The agency told reporters that it had received fewer drug applications for review in 2013

7 13 february 2014sharing drug data Ten major pharmaceutical companies have agreed to share data from early-stage trials with each other and with academic researcher,

Every year the pharmaceutical industry spends more than $39 billion on R&d. According to the Food and Drug Administration liver toxicity is the most common reason for a drug to be pulled from clinical trials as well as from the marketplace after it's been approved.

IMO the pharmaceutical companies are using a classic misdirection. The people I have heard and the data I have seen is not against vaccines

The pharmaceutical companies need a safer preservative than thirmerosal but that would cost money to develop.

Popular science should do a lot more research not just listen to the drug and pharmaceutical industry.

and the pharmaceutical industry with all the light thats been shining on their dark sides recently. Thanks Popsci for making my decision to cancel that much easier.

First this doesn't seem to be a pharmaceutical company. They're not making or selling drugs to anyone.

After that however they go into a big cylindrical bioreactor like the ones used in the pharmaceutical industry today.

The work should be significant for pharmaceutical companies that design drugs through painstaking processes and at great cost by eliminating some of the trial and error in identifying new sites on proteins that could be manipulated more easily to treat disease said Rice biological physicist Jos Onuchic.

but in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries as a common low cost filler. â#oepeople who have to strictly avoid gluten for life often find this very difficult due to these hidden sourcesâ#said Elena Verdu associate professor of Medicine in the Michael G. Degroote

Some privacy experts worry that current federal law will allow pharmaceutical companies law enforcement, insurance providers and others to exploit these data without a patient s knowledge or consent.

The pharmaceutical industry already uses medical data--for example, pregnant women who use certain medications often will fill out a voluntary questionnaire asking for more information--to market new products as the child grows.

Pharmaceutical companies seek better information about their customers behavior while tabloid newspapers seek scoops on celebrities such as Britney spears and George Clooney, both of whom had leaked records by hospital employees who had no business

The developed countries should pay us for it instead of pharmaceutical companies taking it for free. India pushed hard for the adoption of the Nagoya Protocol on ABS in 2010.

Weve worked with Amgen, Bristol-myers squibb, usually biotech or pharmaceutical companies. Weve also worked with companies in the forestry industry.