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  1. CommentsRead the original story

    Monday Nov 2 | Medical News

    Cephalon, Inc. today announced that the November issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings has published data from a pivotal Phase III trial demonstrating that NUVIGILA Tablets [C-IV] significantly improved wakefulness throughout the shift in patients with excessive sleepiness associated with shift work disorder .

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    Related Topix: Biotech, Cephalon, Medicine, Healthcare Industry, Medication, Health

  2. Mayo Clinic Proceedings Publishes Study of NUVIGIL in Patients with Shift Work Disorder

    Monday Nov 2 | Drugs.com

    Cephalon, Inc. today announced that the November issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings has published data from a pivotal Phase III trial demonstrating that NUVIGIL Tablets [C-IV] significantly improved wakefulness throughout the shift in patients with excessive sleepiness associated with shift work disorder .

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    Related Topix: Biotech, Cephalon, Medicine, Healthcare Industry, Medication, Food and Drug Administration

  3. Smart Pills: More Focus or Hocus Pocus?

    Thursday Oct 29 | Health News Digest

    Theya TMre all the buzz, and more of my patients seem to be asking for them: Drugs that can improve attention span and memory and help them be more productive at work.

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  4. Marie Claire: Can a Pill Make You Smarter?

    Monday Oct 26 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer

    I would have made the perfect poster child for the "Just Say No" campaign. Black coffee - lots of it - is my only vice.

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    Related Topix: Drink, Coffee, Drugs, Dexedrine, Dextroamphetamine Sulfate (generic), Medication, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine, ADHD, Health

  5. Stakeholder Opinions - Narcolepsy - Entry-point to a lucrative...Read the original story w/Photo

    Friday Oct 23 | PR-inside.com

    Stakeholder Opinions - Narcolepsy - Entry-point to a lucrative fatigue-associated market - research report released companiesandmarkets.com companiesandmarkets.com 2009-10-23 22:33:04 - Stakeholder Opinions - Narcolepsy - Entry-point to a lucrative fatigue-associated market - a new market research report on companiesandmarkets.com ...

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    Related Topix: Narcolepsy, Medicine, Health, Medication, Opinion

  6. CEPH's Nuvigil Faces Generic Threat

    Friday Oct 23 | Zacks Analyst Blog

    Cephalon, Inc. recently received a Paragraph IV Certification Notice Letter regarding an Abbreviated New Drug Application , which has been filed by Teva Pharmaceuticals with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration .

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    Related Topix: Biotech, Cephalon, Medicine, Healthcare Industry, Food and Drug Administration, Medication

  7. Teva seeking to sell generic NuvigilRead the original story

    Monday Oct 19 | Philadelphia Business Journal

    Cephalon Inc. said Wednesday it was notified that Teva Pharmaceuticals has filed an application with the Food and Drug Administration seeking approval to market a generic version of Cephalon's Nuvigil.

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    Related Topix: Biotech, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Cephalon, Medicine, Healthcare Industry, Food and Drug Administration, Narcolepsy, Health

  8. Popping pills for exam smartsRead the original story

    Monday Oct 12 | The Standard

    Performance-enhancing drugs to help students burn the midnight oil, learn faster or have better recall at exam time could pose a major dilemma for colleges in the future, according to a paper published recently.

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    Related Topix: Australia, World News, Sydney, Australia, New South Wales, Australia, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine, Medication, Aricept, Donepezil (generic), Reminyl, Galantamine (generic)

  9. How a Smart Drugsa Enhance UsRead the original story w/Photo

    Sep 29, 2009 | Psychology Today

    If I only had a brain. The French Revolution was largely conceived in Parisian coffee houses such as Cafe Procope, where the radical journalist Jean-Paul Marat sipped java during his energetic diatribes and Robespierre's habitual consumption only increased his rebellious fervor.

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    Related Topix: Drink, Coffee, Medicine, ADHD, Health, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic)

  10. The Brain DrugsRead the original story

    Jun 11, 2009 | Psychology Today

    There seems to be an accelerating drumbeat of calls for the legalization of "cognitive-enhancement" drugs .

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    Related Topix: Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine, Medication, Inderal, Inderal LA, Propranolol (generic), ADHD, Health

  11. 'Academic doping' set to riseRead the original story

    Oct 2, 2009 | News24.com

    Performance-enhancing drugs to help students burn the midnight oil, learn faster or have better recall at exam time could pose a major dilemma for colleges in the future, according to a published paper.

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    Related Topix: Australia, World News, Sydney, Australia, New South Wales, Australia, Dexedrine, Dextroamphetamine Sulfate (generic), Medication, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine

  12. Increase In 'academic Doping' Could Spark Routine Urine Tests For Exam StudentsRead the original story

    Oct 2, 2009 | Medical News Today

    Main Category: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs Article Date: 02 Oct 2009 - 0:00 PDT The increasing use of smart drugs or "nootropics," to boost academic performance, could mean that exam students will face routine doping tests in future, suggests an article in the Journal of Medical Ethics.

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    Related Topix: Drug Testing

  13. Testing For Academic DopingRead the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | RedOrbit

    Although the increasing use of smart drugs known as a oenootropicsa will be hard to ban, it could lead to the use of routine doping tests for exam students, according to a report issued Wednesday.

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    Related Topix: Drug Testing, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine

  14. 'Academic doping' set to rise, warns journalRead the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | Regina Leader Post

    Performance-enhancing drugs to help students burn the midnight oil, learn faster or have better recall at exam time could pose a major dilemma for colleges in the future, according to a paper published on Thursday.

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  15. Increase In 'Academic Doping' Could Spark Routine Urine Tests For Exam StudentsRead the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | Science Daily

    Despite raising many dilemmas about the legitimacy of chemically enhanced academic performance, these drugs will be near impossible to ban, says Vince Cakic of the Department of Psychology, University of Sydney.

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    Related Topix: Drug Testing, Medicine, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic)

  16. 'Academic doping' set to rise, warns journalRead the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | Star Phoenix

    Performance-enhancing drugs to help students burn the midnight oil, learn faster or have better recall at exam time could pose a major dilemma for colleges in the future, according to a paper published on Thursday.

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  17. Drug tests for exam students 'inevitable'

    Oct 1, 2009 | The Independent

    Fears that students are turning to 'smart drugs' to get them through exams have led to calls for universities to introduce testing enlarge The spectre of students queuing to provide urine samples before sitting exams is raised today by a scientist who says "academic doping" is likely to become as routine as in sport.

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  18. Smart Drugs: Should There Be Routine Doping Tests For Exam Students?Read the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | MediLexicon

    Main Category: Neurology / Neuroscience Also Included In: Regulatory Affairs / Drug Approvals Article Date: 01 Oct 2009 An article in the Journal of Medical Ethics reports that the rising use of smart drugs or "nootropics" to enhance academic performance, could lead to routine doping tests in the future for exam students.

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    Related Topix: Drug Testing, Health

  19. Smartness In A Bottle: Nootropics Reach Concern Levels In StudentsRead the original story

    Oct 1, 2009 | Scientific Blogging

    A Some estimates in competitive sports put athletic doping usage at 95%, for example, which sounds ridiculously high unless your slippery slope meter works overtime.

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    Related Topix: Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic), Medicine, Psychology, Science, Aricept, Donepezil (generic)

  20. Students turn to 'smart drugs' to boost gradesRead the original story w/Photo

    Oct 1, 2009 | Guardian Unlimited

    Students are using smart drugs to boost the performance of their brains. Photograph: Howard Sochurek/Corbis Students are increasingly using brain-boosting drugs a ' and they're virtually impossible to ban, an expert warned today.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Ritalin, Methylphenidate (generic)