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  • Ranbaxy Brothers Arrested, Downward Spiral Intensifies

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    With the Singh brothers of Ranbaxy being arrested over allegations of financial fraud, Scrip looks at the history of issues at the company and how things appear headed even further downhill with Daiichi Sankyo also separately pursuing enforcement of damages against the brothers.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Culture Change At GSK: ‘We’re Doing What We Said We’d Do’

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    Hal Barron, Chief scientific officer at GSK recently spoke about winning the hearts and minds of 10,000 R&D employees and adopting practices from acquired company, Tesaro. Scrip covers the talk topics including how doubters are coming around amid recent successful approvals

    September 2, 2019
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  • Sanofi’s New CEO Paul Hudson Poised To Write The Next Chapter

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    Less than one month into his new job, Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson shared his perspective on how he plans to build on Sanofi’s strengths and deliver needed changes. Scrip shares details about Sanofi’s leadership history and Hudson’s early priorities at the helm.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Amarin CEO Thero On Gearing Up For Success Ahead Of The Big Vascepa Ad Comm

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    Speaking with Scrip recently, Amarin CEO, John Thero talked about the upcoming US advisory committee meeting for Vascepa and commercial expansion plans and deflected questions about a big pharma buyout. What he did say was that, “We’re planning for success.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Schakowsky’s Loaded Cosmetics Bill Described as ‘Floor, Not a Ceiling’ for States to Build On

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    The Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Act reintroduced to the US House of Representatives calls for greater duties and resource demands on companies and the FDA than the proposed Personal Care Act in the Senate and allows room for states to impose more stringent regulations.

    September 2, 2019
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  • A Hangover Is A Disease, German Court Rules

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    Alcohol-related hangovers are genuine illnesses according to a recent ruling by a high-level German court. HBW looks at the case against a German wellness manufacturer for health claims made for its “anti-hangover” supplements and how deeming hangover’s a disease affects the outcome of the case.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Serious Skin Reactions Reported with Ibuprofen Use in Europe

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    The European Medicines Agency’s Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee advises ibuprofen manufacturers to add warnings on patient information leaflets concerning acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis associated with use of the drug. HBW provides details about the skin reaction being noted and the informational changes required.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Anti-Aging Cosmetics Or Unlawfully Marketed Drugs? Two Federal Court Cases To Watch

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    Skin-firming and anti-wrinkle claims on products marketed as cosmetics are being tested in California federal course. The results will have considerable implications on the health, beauty and wellness industry. HBW looks at similarities and differences of the two cases.

    September 2, 2019
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  • Testing Ranitidine with Too Much Heat Could Generate NDMA, FDA Say

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    The US Food and Drug Administration says reports of high levels of N-nitrosodimethylamine in the histamine-2 blocker ranitidine resulted from a third-party laboratory’s use of the incorrect test for the drug treatment. HBW covers the recommended testing method.

    September 2, 2019
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  • How To Pay For The New Wave Of Gene Therapies

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    Paul Goudreau, executive director & head of Phase IV Solutions at the CRO Covance, recently told Scrip, “an ongoing and wide-ranging discussion is needed about assessment, payment and reimbursement of innovative products, as well as the evidence that supports them.”

    August 2, 2019
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  • Farxiga Data Change Heart Failure Treatment Outlook

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    AstraZeneca’s Farxiga (dapagliflozin) appears set to become new standard or care in the treatment of hear failure based on results of the DAPA-HF Phase III trial present at the European Society of Cardiology Congress on 1 September. Scrip looks at Farxiga and its nearest competitors.

    August 2, 2019
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  • ESMO Preview: Five Key Oncology Battlegrounds To Watch

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    With Europe’s biggest cancer congress ESMO attracting large and small companies to present the latest data readouts across a broad range of tumor types, Scrip looked at the key players and the five key battlegrounds at stake.

    August 3, 2019
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  • Novo Nordisk’s Oral Rybelsus Priced On Par With Injectable GLP-1s, But Big Discounts May Be Needed

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    While a 30-day supply of the first oral GLP-1 agonist will cost $772.43, similar to the injectable version, this is still steeper than oral diabetes medicines and Scrip looks at how deep discounts may be needed to secure market access.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Roche: We’ve Abandoned Budgets And It’s Liberated Employees

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    Imagine what would happen if a huge corporation abandoned the core competency of controlling its multi-million-dollar budgets and accelerating processes across R&D and commercial divisions. Would it survive? Would it actually thrive? Scrip talks to one CEO who knows.

    August 2, 2019
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  • How To Pay For The New Wave Of Gene Therapies

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    Pink Sheet spoke with Paul Goudreau, executive director & head of Phase IV Solutions at the CRO Covance, who says, “an ongoing and wide-ranging discussion is needed about assessment, payment and reimbursement of innovative products, as well as the evidence that supports them.”

    August 3, 2019
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  • US FDA Looks To Standardize Premarketing Safety Assessments

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    A US Food and Drug Administration initiative to standardize safety assessments of new drug and biologic applications could mean changes in how sponsors classify clinical trial adverse events and the types of information companies routinely submit to the agency.

    August 2, 2019
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  • ‘Project Orbis’ Oncology Pilot Eventually Will Target ‘Major Impact’ Applications

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    The US Food and Drug Administration’s Oncology Center of Excellence will hand-select applications to enroll in its “Project Orbis” multi-national parallel review pilot program. Pink Sheet covers how the FDA will focus on applicants that are expected to have a major impact on the standard of care.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Patients’ Preferred Endpoints May Not Satisfy Regulatory Needs, US FDA Says

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    At a meeting of mitochondrial disease drug development, officials of US Food and Drug Administration said that just because a measure is relevant to the patient community does not mean it can capture meaningful change in a clinical trial. Pink Sheet looks at the implications to sponsors.

    August 2, 2019
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  • US FDA’s Office Of New Drugs Reorganization Approved, But Not Happening Overnight

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    After more than two years of work, the US Food and Drug Administration is ready to formally begin its reorganization of the Office of New Drugs. Pink Sheet covers how this could cause signatory authority and other changes for sponsors with pending applications.

    August 2, 2019
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  • EU Post-Market Clinical Follow Up: What Manufacturers Need To Know

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    Consultant Sarah Sorrell offers insights on the EU’s new medtech regulations that have introduced much more comprehensive post-market clinical follow-up requirements for device and diagnostics companies. Medtech interviewed her about what the requirements entail and problems with understanding them.

    August 2, 2019
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  • FDA’s Quality System Regulation Is Mapped To International Standard ISO 13485 – And Vice Versa – In New Report From AAMI

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    A new Technical Information Report from the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation aims to help befuddled US device makers that operate under the FDA’s QSR ensure they are compliant with standard from the ISO.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Two First MDR Certificates Issued – Are Floodgates Open For Mass Certifications?

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    Two medical device manufacturers have been granted the first certificates under the EU’s new regulations that are coming into force next year. Medtech looks at whether this is a sign that the whole sector is going to be able to meet regulations.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Commission Looks Set To Expand MDR Extension So Notified Bodies Can Focus On High-Risk Devices

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    The European Commission seems like it will widen the grace period for MDD-approved products to comply with the new Medical Device Regulation (MDR), including Class I medical devices that have never before been reviewed by notified bodies. This extension will allow notified bodies to focus on higher-risk products.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Commission Would Back Limited Expansion Of Products Covered By MDR Grace Period

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    After much speculation and urges of caution related to whether the European Commission would support a proposal to expand the range of products covered by the Medical Device Regulation’s four-year grace period, the European Commission has now said it will support it.

    August 3, 2019
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  • Contamination In Common OTC Antacid Adds To FDA’s API Impurity Concerns

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    The US Food and Drug Administration is considering how to respond after a contaminant was found in drugs containing, ranitidine, the active ingredient in Sanofi’s Zantac OTC heartburn remedy and multiple generic equivalents. HBW also looks at similar investigations in Europe

    August 2, 2019
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  • US Zantac Sales And Distribution Continue As Sanofi Tests For NDMA

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    Sanofi plans to continue distributing Zantac OTC heartburn remedy in the US while conducting its own tests to determine whether levels of N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) in the active ingredient are above safe levels, Novartis AG, which licenses OTC Zantac, has said it stopped distribution worldwide.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Amarin CEO: Consumers Have Heard About Omega-3 Heart Benefits ‘Too Long’

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    Amarin’s John Thero says the firm expects a jump in sales for Vascepa from potential label expansion allowing a larger patient groups with lower triglycerides than current label indications. At the same time, he notes competitors fail to show broader cardiovascular risk reduction.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Sanofi Offloads Two German OTC Brands, New CEO Prepares To Make Mark

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    Sanofi signaled earlier this year it would continue to rationalize its Consumer Healthcare portfolio and focus on several priority brands and categories. Now they have divested two brands in Germany and Austria. HBW covers the details including plans of the firm’s CEO.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Ranitidine Recalls Begin In Europe As Regulators Take Action

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    Over the counter products are among the first to be recalled in Europe following the discovery of a human carcinogen in ranitidine-based drugs. HBW covers how investigations are underway worldwide while regulators across Europe are divided between “take immediate action” and “wait and see”.

    August 3, 2019
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  • Novartis Swaps Two AveXis Executives For One Following Zolgensma Data Manipulation

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    AveXis co-founder and CSO Brian Kaspar and his brother are no longer with Novartis, the Swiss manufacturer who acquired AveXis and its Zolgensma drug in 2018. After disclosing data manipulation to the FDA earlier this year about Zolgensma filings, Novartis announced two employees would exit the company.

    August 14, 2019
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  • Novartis Battens Down Hatches Over Falsified Zolgensma Data

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    The FDA is investigating data manipulation issues associated with Novartis’s filing for their type 1 spinal muscular atrophy drug, Zolgensma. This Scrip story looks at the claims, background on the issue, and the Swiss manufacturer’s recent response.

    August 7, 2019
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  • Novartis’s Zolgensma Loses EU Accelerated Assessment

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    Novartis’s Zolgensma losing EU accelerated assessment serves as a warning to other companies. This Scrip story covers a half dozen other examples of companies and drugs who are now forced to slow their development pace—opening room for competitive threats.

    July 26, 2019
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  • Top 10 Drugs: Biologic Blockbusters And The Biosimilar Threat

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    Pharma companies faced a “patent cliff” a decade ago with generic competition threatening to slash sales of certain blockbusters. The new threat is biosimilars. Scrip shows how some mature cancer and autoimmune biologics are still the major drivers of revenues, and how biosimilars are gaining on them.

    August 9, 2019
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  • Top 10 Drugs: Weighing Pharma’s Golden Eggs

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    A relatively small number of costly drugs account for a sizable portion of pharma industry revenues. This informative and easily scannable Scrip infographic shows which drugs are the golden eggs, which companies are behind them, and how the landscape has changed in the past decade.

    August 6, 2019
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  • One Cancer Start-Up’s Resolve To Crack The Mystery Of Metastasis

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    Rgenix, founded by three brothers who are prominent physician researchers, sees itself at the forefront of cancer treatment. They are finding drugs that shut off metastasis rather than the more common goal of using the immune system to destroy cancer receptors.

    September 24, 2019
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  • Orphan Drug Pricing And Reimbursement: Challenges To Patient Access

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    While the drug industry and patient advocacy groups have worried about price controls or reimbursement restrictions for drugs that treat orphan diseases, a review of formulary data shows that patient access to high-priced drugs has not been severely hampered despite some payer pushback.

    August 2, 2019
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  • IXICO Targets Go-To Status In Neuro Data Analytics Space

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    IXICO is a neuroscience data specialist that wants to partner with large and small pharmas to help them develop better-targeted clinical trials using imaging and digital biomarkers data. In Vivo looks at the CEO’s activity planning review and subsequent leadership restructuring.

    August 2, 2019
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  • Made In China Gene Therapy A Father’s Quest To Save Son With UltraRare Condition

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    China has the potential to be the world’s largest market for rare disease treatments but may need to develop their own gene therapies as imported products will be too costly.  Read about a father’s journey to find a gene therapy to treat his young son’s rare condition.

    August 5, 2019
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  • In Vivo’s Quick Guide To Gene Therapy

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    In Vivo looks at how gene therapies have gone from being just implausible science fiction premises, to becoming clinical realities taking an ever-larger portion of pharma R&D attention. This article covers how gene therapies work, where the field has been and where it’s going.

    September 19, 2019
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  • Biotech CEOs: Can Scientist-Founders Remain In Charge?

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    Founder-CEOs do not typically remain at the helm as biotechs mature, as the majority of scientist-founders lack the skills to lead a company beyond discovery and early development. Exceptions to that rule are multiplying, though, especially in Europe as companies aim directly for Nasdaq. In this fascinating read, In Vivo reviews the many, varied paths toward biotech CEO, and what it takes to lead a company to IPO and beyond.

    May 20, 2019
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  • What Does It Take To Launch And Lead An Oncology Biotech Today?

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    Oncolytic virus company Theolytics has emerged ready to raise a series A round and get its preclinical assets into human trials by 2021. CEO Charlotte Casebourne talks to In Vivo about the challenge of standing out from the crowd in oncology, how viruses have evolved as a treatment approach in cancer, and how oncolytic viruses might be the answer to the cancer drug pricing conundrum. Learn what this young CEO (at age 26) has to say about the skills required to be a biotech CEO today, the concerning issue of access to novel personalized cancer treatments, and the biggest challenges she sees in cancer drug development today.

    August 12, 2019
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  • Why Deals Fail: The Reasons May Be Clinical, Economic Or Strategic

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    Acquisitions and licensing are core to pharma and big biotech growth as pipelines thin and assets lose patent protection. Looking back at significantly sized acquisitions over just five years reveals that half of 2014’s acquisitions can already be judged as outright failures or, at best, questionable. But some lessons can be learned from dud deals. This article from In Vivo
    Examines deal failures, from the most surprising to the most expected, given the level of risk at stake. If past Is prologue, dealmakers would be wise to look back and consider these lessons of the past.

    August 1, 2019
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  • 2018 Completed Clinical Trials: Change Is The New Constant

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    Trialtrove’s 2018 Completed Trials: State of Industry-Sponsored Clinical Development report takes a detailed look at the record of completed trials over the calendar year, highlighting key trends by therapeutic area; the company sponsorship landscape; and trial phase, including progress of designated pivotal trials and success in meeting endpoints. This insightful annual review of clinical trials initiated by industry sponsors is a useful gauge of the diversity and innovative potential of biopharma’s investments in R&D. This year’s report reveals that, for all the consistencies in many aspects of the clinical trial landscape, changes are in the wind – particularly as companies outside the “Pharma Top 20” now contribute more completed trials than any other type of sponsor.

    August 21, 2019
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  • Made In China Gene Therapy A Father’s Quest To Save Son With UltraRare Condition

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    With a population of 1.3 billion and a large patient pool with rare genetic conditions, China has the potential to be the world’s largest market for rare disease treatments. It is believed, however, that China will need to develop its own gene therapies, given that such imported products will be simply too costly for what is a largely self-pay market.  Read about one very determined Chinese father’s journey on two continents to find a research provider with the particular expertise to find a new gene therapy to treat his young son’s very rare condition.

    August 5, 2019
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  • Sunscreen Test Lab Used Fewer Subjects Than Reported, US Prosecutors Allege

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    The owner of AMA Labs, which provides testing for cosmetic, drug, medical device and other products, was arrested on charges of wire fraud and conspiracy following an indictment in New York federal court. The firm that bills itself as “the premier sunscreen testing laboratory” falsified results for 30 years by testing products on fewer subjects than it reported, federal prosecutors allege. Letzia pleaded not guilty but four AMA Labs employees pleaded guilty to similar charges in May. Get the whole story, and what this could mean for the approval or compliance status of products tested by AMA that are currently available.

    August 2, 2019
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