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Access Full Stories After losing a key Novartis contract and getting caught up in the Inyx collapse, Inventiv Health had good news this week when it reported its third quarter results... Read Pharmaceutical outsourcing: people on the move INC Research, Quintiles, Bridge Pharmaceuticals, Charles River Laboratories and PharmaNet have all had people on the move in the world of pharmaceutical outsourcing... Read CROs link arms to spread reach This week two sets of contract research organisations (CROs) have announced plans to link arms in order to spread their reach further into this increasingly globalised marketplace... Read West unscathed by Exubera shot - for now West Pharmaceutical Services, one of the two firms responsible for manufacturing Pfizer's failed Exubera device, recently turned in its third quarter financials, so far avoiding any major dent from the company's... Read 'World's first' NanoImaging service centre opens NanoImaging Services has opened what it claims is a first of its kind first fee-for-service imaging business to enable structural characterisation and validation of biological drugs throughout the development... Read |
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Related Industry News P&G in shock nasal spray exit Procter & Gamble (P&G) has this week terminated an agreement with Nastech to develop a nasally delivered version of Eli Lilly's osteoporosis drug Forteo (teriparatide), leaving its partner with no explanation... Read Merck flexes muscle with GTx deal Merck & Co has inked a deal potentially worth over €507m (€346m) with GTx over a new class of drugs to treat muscle loss conditions, especially those caused by cancer... Read AstraZeneca CEO hacks at pipeline to up profits AstraZeneca's CEO has said the company will stop research in a number of diseases as it continues to cut costs and restructure in the face of falling sales... Read Why Pfizer's torcetrapib failure might not thwart other CETP inhibitors It was supposed to keep Pfizer at the top of the cardiovascular drug tree, but when torcetrapib failed, other pharma firms developing similar drugs looked on nervously to see if their drugs were also doomed. A... Read
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