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Pharmas Respond to Ebola Outbreak

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WHO Expects First Ebola Vaccines by Jan 2015

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UN Says New Drugs Are Winning the War on AIDS

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Message to Congress: Medicaid Needs Drug Price Cure
State Medicaid officials have appealed to Congress to find a solution for the high cost of specialty drugs.
What is a Black Box Warning?
A black box warning, added to a drug's label, is the most serious medication warning required by FDA.
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What is a Drug Recall?
Either the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or a drug manufacturer may issue a product recall. In 2014 there were at least 40 such recalls.
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Have Pain Med Regulations Gone Too Far?
Billions of patients worldwide are suffering with pain due to drug shortages and over-regulation aimed at curbing abuse, say pain experts.
Pharma Sector Relies Heavily on Contract Research Organizations
CROs provide clinical trial services for pharmaceutical companies on an outsource basis.
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5 Pharma Marketer Strategies to Reach Doctors
Amid an evolving health care landscape, marketing pharmaceuticals to physicians has grown more complicated.
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Pharmas Respond to Ebola Outbreak
A handful of drug companies respond to the most recent Ebola virus outbreak.
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What the Sunshine Act Reveals About Pharmas
Pharmaceutical companies and device manufacturers paid $3.5 billion to physicians and hospitals during the last half of 2013.
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Senokot for Constipation - South Africa
Some of these ads make me facepalm. Some make me scratch my head. Others make me laugh. One thing they have in common is that you're not likely to see them if you're an American consumer. For one thing, these are all international ads. Some ideas and images just don't translate well.
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WHO Expects First Ebola Vaccines by Jan 2015
With a bleak outlook for the early containment the current Ebola outbreak, the World Health Organization may test some experimental vaccines against the disease in early 2015.
Exisiting Treatment May Stop Growth of Uterine Cancers
Afatinib, a drug for treating certain breast cancers, may also be effective with certain aggressive uterine cancers.
US Approves Cancer Drugs Faster Than Europe and Canada
Access to potentially life-extending cancer drugs varies significantly in different regions of the world, according to new research.
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Pediatric Physicians Say Teens Should Have Long-Acting Contraceptives
Long-acting contraceptives are safer than pregnancy for teens and should be made available to them, according to American Academy of Pediatricians.
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Is Chantix Safer Than Previously Believed?
In light of post-market study analyses, Pfizer has updated its Chantix label to show the drug carries less side effects than previously believed.
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Breakthrough Therapy Designation Speeds New Drug Review
A breakthrough therapy designation gives drug sponsors priority review for their drug, and more intense assistance from FDA staff.
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