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 Pipeline Articles

Lilly suspends small studies of pipeline drug prasugrel

Stephen McGuire October 25, 2007

Eli Lilly said it is suspending two small studies of its most promising pipeline candidate, the blood-thinner prasugrel, after data raised concerns about the dosage used in certain patient groups.
 

Lilly plans to file inhaled insulin in '09

Marc Iskowitz September 25, 2007

A late-stage trial of Eli Lillys inhaled insulin is slated to wrap in time for the firm to submit the product in 2009, an executive said today.
 

Merck stops study of HIV vaccine

Marc Iskowitz September 24, 2007

A worldwide Phase II trial of a Merck HIV vaccine was halted after an independent reviewer found the vaccine ineffective, the firm said.
 

Merck submits modified niacin to FDA

Marc Iskowitz August 30, 2007

Mercks Cordaptive, an extended-release niacin combined with a flushing inhibitor, has been filed for approval with the FDA, the firm said.
 

Pipeline problems for Wyeth

Stephen McGuire August 13, 2007

Wyeths pipeline suffered a pair of setbacks Friday as the FDA rejected Wyeths schizophrenia drug bifeprunox and safety concerns led the drugmaker to stop using a developmental Hepatitis C drug in a patient study.
 

ImClone appoints former J&J exec as CEO

Stephen McGuire August 10, 2007

ImClone Systems said Thursday that former Johnson Johnson executive John Johnson will take over as CEO effective Aug. 27.
 

FDA panel to review Merck HIV treatment

Stephen McGuire July 12, 2007

The FDA is scheduled to convene a panel of outside experts to review Mercks developmental HIV treatment Isentress on Sept. 5.
 

Merck and Ariad in billion-dollar cancer drug pact

Stephen McGuire July 12, 2007

Merck and Ariad Pharmaceuticals have agreed to the terms of a potential billion-dollar global collaboration deal to develop and market Ariads cancer treatment known as AP23573.
 

J&J still seeking approval of sexual dysfunction pill

Stephen McGuire July 11, 2007

Johnson Johnson hasnt given up on becoming first to market with an Rx drug approved for premature ejaculation, The Wall Street Journal reports.
 

Roche in $1 billion RNAi deal with Alnylam Pharmaceuticals

Stephen McGuire July 09, 2007

Swiss drugmaker Roche said it has entered a deal worth up to $1 billion with Alnylam Pharmaceuticals to gain access to the Cambridge, MA-based firms skills in RNA interference (RNAi) technology.