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September 21, 2007

Pharma News Briefs

  • FDA Law Blog has a great post about a very interesting district court decision concerning Apotex's attempt to market generic Prilosec before AstraZeneca's pediatric exclusivity expires.
  • Congress passed FDA reform legislation this week, albeit without provisions for biosimilars.  (AP article; FDA Law Blog; PhRMA release).
  • In the Pipeline is a great blog by a medicinal chemist.  This week, it has a post about the importance of patents to drug development.
  • Globes reported that according to Merrill Lynch analyst Gregg Gilbert, Wyeth and Teva may settle the Protonix litigation.
  • Pharmalot posted this week on the rising cost of biotech drugs to big pharma.
  • Spicy IP has an interesting post this week on Indian pharmaceutical lifecycle management.

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