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Analysis of: Clinical study shows liraglutide provides statistically significantly better blood glucose control than exenatide (www.pipelinereview.com)
A direct comparison between liraglutide and exenatide is the best way to show liraglutide's true benefit as a GLP-1 analogue. Novo Nordisk did just that and the results bode well for liraglutide. Once daily liraglutide will soon replace exenatide, given its equivalent efficacy in reducing HbA1c and...
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Consultants In Neurology Ltd.
Analysis of: Extavia® approved in E.U for treatment of multiple sclerosis, first in planned portfolio of therapies from Novartis (www.asia-manufacturing.com)
Extavia, Novartis' brand of  interferon beta 1b, has been approved for the  treatment of multiple sclerosis by the European Union.  With FTY72, Fingolimod, Novartis has the eye on filing NDA by the end of 2009.  While essentially identical to Bayer's Betaferon interferon beta 1b,...
Analysis of: Metabolic Syndrome Not Useful in Predicting Cardiovascular Risk (www.medpagetoday.com)
There have been great advances made over the past 40 years in cardiovascular risk assessment.  Nevertheless, 600 people die each day of sudden death. The majority of these individuals had conditions that could have been treated and corrected.
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Consultants In Neurology Ltd.
Analysis of: Abbott Scientists Present A New Approach for Treating Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (biz.yahoo.com)
The data on ABT-089 in adults has been released with positive results, whereas the adolescent/childhood trial is on-going for this novel compound for ADHD.  The key difference is the potential to improve learning, not simply regain attention and lessen hyperactivity.
Analysis of: New data show Tekturna HCT® is twice as effective at reducing blood pressure than the diuretic HCT alone (www.novartis.com)
 Study will be ridiculed.   1) Comparator drug is not appropriate. 2) Not an outcomes study. 3) Time frame too short to be clinically significant. 4) Drug too expensive for first line use. 5) Long term safety not established.
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Daniel Wynn, MD, Director, Clinical Research
Consultants In Neurology Ltd.
Analysis of: Teva Seeks Approval for the Extension of its Indication to Include the Treatment of Patients with a First Clinical Event Suggestive of MS (www.pipelinereview.com)
Copaxone has become the leading treatment for relapsing remitting MS in the US.  The results of the PRECISE trial will likely add to TEVA's sales momentum and boost sales further.
April 22, 2008
The Vioxx Problem
Analysis of: Reports: Data on Vioxx was misused (www.usatoday.com)
Merck continues to have problems as a result of Vioxx.  It recently came out that the research studies which had been allegedly authored by independent medical scientists were actually ghostwritten by individuals paid by Merck. Many physicians have a poor opinion of industry sponsored research...
Analysis of: Venture Activity Hit by U.S. Slowdown (online.wsj.com)
As a partner @ a VC fund I  see this trend impacting how potential portfolio companies are evaluated.  Companies that will have a future acquisition, as an liquidity event, will have a higher probability of being funded.  Investment decisons are also being influenced by the potential...
Analysis of: Lipitor Provided an Unexpectedly Potent Heart Benefit in Patients with Chronic Stable Angina, According to New Study (www.pipelinereview.com)
Lipitor is the only statin tested to reduce ischemic stroke. The new study also proved its role in reduce angina and MI
Analysis of: Merck’s New Cholesterol Pill Has Mixed Results (www.pharmalot.com)
The potential side effect of liver damage of the new cholesterol agent from Merck will definitely slow or even halt the FDA approval of the medication.

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