End of the line looms large for Bayer’s Trasylol
Results from an eagerly-awaited Canadian study appear to have put paid to any hopes that Bayer may have had of getting its controversial heart surgery drug Trasylol back onto the market.
Read MoreResults from an eagerly-awaited Canadian study appear to have put paid to any hopes that Bayer may have had of getting its controversial heart surgery drug Trasylol back onto the market.
Read MorePharmaceutical firms have been defending direct-to-consumer advertising at a US Congress hearing brought to discuss whether tougher restrictions are needed to stop “misleading and deceptive tactics” being used to promote certain drugs.
Read MoreJapan’s Takeda has posted healthy net income growth for the year ended March 2008 but warned that profits next year will be battered by the effects of its $8.8 billion acquisition of the USA’s Millennium Pharmaceuticals.
Read MoreShares in Sanofi-Aventis have declined this morning after a Swiss generics firm said that it is close to getting approval for a copycat version of the French drugmaker’s anti-platelet agent blockbuster Plavix.
Read MoreBayer has signed a deal which will see the German healthcare major license out some products from its clinical and early-stage oncology portfolio to a newly-formed firm ACT Biotech.
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