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MSD set to acquire ArQule in deal worth up to $2.7 billion

December 10, 2019 Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing MSD, acquisition, arqule, pharma

MSD has revealed its intention to acquire biopharma firm ArQule in a deal worth a potential total of $2.7 billion, …
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Transactions in the pharma sector: Through the EU merger review looking-glass

December 9, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing EU, feature, mergers & acquisitions, pharma

With mergers and acquisitions back in full swing after a period of drought, Alec Burnside (Partner) and Delphine Strohl (Associate) …
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FDA investigating if carcinogen NDMA is in diabetes drug

December 6, 2019 Medical Communications FDA, Health Canada, MDMA, NDMA, carcinogen, diabetes

The FDA is looking into if the diabetes drug metformin has unsafe levels of a cancer-causing chemical. This comes after …
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Sage Therapeutics’ depression drug falls short at Phase 3

December 6, 2019 Medical Communications, Research and Development Sage Therapeutics, major depressive disorder, pharma, trial failure

Sage Therapeutics has announced that its candidate SAGE-217 flopped in Phase 3 trials investigating its efficacy in symptom reduction for …
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Anti-vaxx movement complicit in 140,000 global measles deaths in 2018, mostly in children

December 6, 2019 Medical Communications anti vaxx, anti-vaxx, anti-vaxxers, measles mumps polio, measls, mumps, polio, vaccinations, vaccines

Over 140,000 people died from measles last year, with most of them being children under five, according to World Health …
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Top Ten most popular articles on Pharmafile.com this week

December 6, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Cancer, FDA, NHS, corruption, lung cancer, opiods crisis, opioids

Corruption and bribery feature heavily in the news this week. A recently exposed 1997 email chain shows Dr Richard Sackler, …
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FDA approves first three generic versions of Novartis’ Gilenya for relapsing multiple sclerosis

December 6, 2019 Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing Novartis, generics, gilenya, multiple sclerosis, pharma

The FDA has approved the first three generic versions of Novartis’ sphingosine 1-phosphate receptor modulator Gilenya (fingolimod) to treat adult …

Partnership with payers: Communicating and negotiating with impact

December 6, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing NDA, market access, pharma

NDA’s Lisa Peluso, Director, Coaching and Client Engagement, outlines key strategies for interacting with audiences and payers while maximising team …
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Dr Richard Torbett is named as the new Chief Executive of the ABPI

December 5, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing

The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) has appointed Dr Richard Torbett as its new Chief Executive. He will …
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English patient diagnosed with monkeypox after returning from Nigeria

December 5, 2019 Medical Communications Disease, chickenpox, monkeypox

A person has been diagnosed with the rare viral infection monkeypox in South West England. It is believed they contracted …
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Patient experience: Living with desmoid fibromatosis

December 4, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing desmoid fibrosis, feature, patient experience, pharma, rare disease

Lisa Pascoe lives with a rare, benign desmoid tumour in her abdomen. She opens up to Pharmafocus on her diagnosis …
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Exclusive interview: Samsung Bioepis’ Sang-Jin Pak on the rise of biosimilars

December 2, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Samsung Bioepis, biosimilars, pharma

Following on from our focus on biosimilars in our feature last week, you can read Nikhil Patel’s interview with Sang-Jin …
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Top Ten most popular articles on Pharmafile.com this week

November 29, 2019 Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, NHS, Opiod, US, opiod crisis

The NHS was featured heavily in the news this week. Jeremy Corbyn revealed documents detailing previous UK-US discussions in which …
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Few in NHS trust tech firms handling patient data

November 29, 2019 Medical Communications AI, Boris, Corbyn, NHS, NHS Brexit, johnson

Few in the NHS trust ‘big tech’ companies to handle patient data in a confidential manner, a recent YouGov poll …
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Immupharma and Avion sign agreement for lupus drug Lupuzor

November 29, 2019 Medical Communications Diseases, Lupus, Lupuzor, avion

Immupharma has signed a development agreement with Avion Pharmaceuticals to acquire the licensing rights for Lupuzor, a peptide therapeutic and …
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