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Reserving Tamiflu for workers in case of pandemic
Fears of avian influenza are receding and sales of the anti-flu drug Tamiflu have slumped.
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In its National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza, issued November 2005, the federal government cited the important role of the business community, noting that the private sector "should play an integral role in ...
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Roche Bids To Buy Genentech For $43.7B
The world's biggest cancer drug maker, Roche Holding AG, offered to buy the remainder of Genentech Inc.
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Roche Bids for Rest of Genentech Shares
Roche Holding, Switzerland's largest drugmaker, has offered to buy the rest of Genentech for $43.7 billion to gain the largest U.S. maker of cancer medicines.
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Glaxo settles Relenza suit with Biota
Our expectations were somewhere between A$50 million and A$100 million. Does that make this a bad outcome? No.
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Roche in $43.7bln bid for last Genentech shares
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche offered 43.7 billion dollars on Monday to acquire the remaining shares in US subsidiary Genentech, the bio-tech pioneer underpinning its dominance of the cancer treatment ...
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Roche makes a 443.7-billion bid for Genentech
Switzerland's largest drugmaker Roche plans to acquire the world's second larget bitechnology firm US Genentech Inc, in an all-cash $89 per share deal valued at $43.7 billion, even as it reported a decline in ...
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Britain faces 75,000 deaths in bird flu pandemic, Lords report predicts
Read the full Lords report Bird flu virus. Photograph: Matthias Kulka/Corbis Up to 75,000 Britons will in die in an "inevitable" flu pandemic that could kill as many as 50 million people worldwide, a ...
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Grim flu report 'unhelpful', experts say
Australian flu experts have dismissed as "unhelpful" a hard-hitting UK report claiming the world is ill-prepared for an inevitable influenza pandemic.
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Roche Offers $43.7 Billion for Rest of Genentech as Cancer Drug Sales Rise
Roche Holding AG , Switzerland's largest drugmaker, offered to buy the rest of Genentech Inc.
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Roche advances earnings report to Monday from Thursday
Roche spokesman Daniel Piller on Sunday declined to give a reason for the change of schedule.
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Disease pandemic 'inevitable' in Britian warns House of Lords
Britain faces an "inevitable" disease pandemic which will kill up to 75,000 people, says a powerful Lords Committee.
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Gilead Sciences: Industry Landscape, Strong Growth Make It a Buy
Gilead Sciences is one of the leading biopharmaceutical companies, providing innovative therapeutics in areas of unmet medical needs.
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FDA Panel Seeks to Water Down Warnings on Tamiflu Side Effects
An FDA advisory panel has recommended that warning labels for the flu drug Tamiflu be amended to emphasize that the reported side effects might also occur in flu patients who are not taking the drug.
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Patent Expiries, Empty Pipelines, And Safety Concerns Spell Woe...
Informa Pharma analyst Dr Peter Charlish highlights the tough issues facing the pharma industry and explains why the next few weeks will be critical in gauging how the world's major drug companies will fare ...
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Supercomputers fight against bird flu
A worldwide outbreak of avian or 'bird flu' is still not excluded and health officials recognize that new drugs are needed since new strains of the virus appear everyday.
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Improved Process for Influenza Vaccine Production
The Genomics Research Center at Academia Sinica in Taiwan has been working since 2005 on new and better ways to produce Tamiflu , the world's leading influenza vaccine , and Tamiphosphor , an experimental drug ...
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Drug-Resistant Bird Flu Strain Killing Egyptians
Some of the 19 people who have died from the avian flu in Egypt in the last two years were killed by a strain that shows moderate drug resistance, the World Health Organization has announced.
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Institute advances flu drug manufacturing
The Academia Sinica has discovered a safer and more efficient method of producing Tamiphosphor, an experimental drug used to combat influenza, including both bird flu and the common flu, it announced yesterday.
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Japan finds no Tamiflu link to abnormal behavior
TOKYO - A Japanese government-backed research group has found no evidence that flu drug Tamiflu causes abnormal behavior in young people, a health ministry official said on Friday.The study, which could lead to ...
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