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PHARMACEUTICAL APPROVALS
Pharmaceuticals approvals are the last step in a long process of government testing. This topic tracks the approval of prescription and over-the-counter pharmaceuticals.
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Here's a good example of phenotypic screening coming through with something interesting and worthwhile: they screened...
Here's a good example of phenotypic screening coming through with something interesting and worthwhile: they screened...
For those of you following Arena Pharmaceuticals and their long-running efforts to get lorcaserin approved by the FDA,...
Benlysta got approved for lupus last year, as the first new drug in the field in decades. But as noted at the time, it...
Here's an excellent piece by venture capital guy Bruce Booth, looking back at the heady days of 1991-1994.
Here's an excellent piece by venture capital guy Bruce Booth, looking back at the heady days of 1991-1994.
John LaMattina has a good piece up on the FDA, where they might be trying to have it both ways. About a recent speech...
John LaMattina has a good piece up on the FDA, where they might be trying to have it both ways. About a recent speech...
There have been a number of headlines the last few days about Ranbaxy's Synriam, an antimalarial that's being touted as...
There have been a number of headlines the last few days about Ranbaxy's Synriam, an antimalarial that's being touted as...
So how do drug molecules (and others) get into cells, anyway? There are two broad answers: they just sort of slide in...
So how do drug molecules (and others) get into cells, anyway? There are two broad answers: they just sort of slide in...
Since I've mentioned Ardea Pharmaceuticals and their gout drug RDEA594 (lesinurad) here a couple of times, I should...
We should expect to see more of this sort of thing. The Wall Street Journal headline says it all: "Frustrated ALS...
We should expect to see more of this sort of thing. The Wall Street Journal headline says it all: "Frustrated ALS...
We've talked about the NIH's Molecular Libraries Initiative here a few times, mostly in the context of whether it...
I would not like to count the number of times I've said bad things here about pharma mergers. The best of them, as far...
Longtime readers will remember the interaction I had with Nativis Pharmaceuticals. That's the outfit that claims to be...
So the news is that Merck is now going to start its own nonprofit drug research institute in San Diego: CALIBR, the...
We've spent a lot of time here talking about provisional approval of drugs, most specifically Avastin (when its...
A discussion with colleagues recently got me to wondering about this useful (albeit grim) question: what area of drug...
A discussion with colleagues recently got me to wondering about this useful (albeit grim) question: what area of drug...
Back last year I did a brief post about how much not-so-exotic druglike chemical matter has never been explored.
Can this possibly be accurate? There are photos going around of what is purported to be the inside of the Harbin Sixth...
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