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GLG News by Physicians who Treat COPD (EU)

Analysis of: Healthways' Guidance Not So Healthy (www.forbes.com)
Healthways is currently struggling, but hopfully this will only be a temporary local difficulty. In the long run Healthways provides a good service
Analysis of: Heart Stents No Better Than Drugs for Chest Pain Over Time (www.bloomberg.com)
You can only open up an artery so far. Whether you achieve this with drugs, or a mechanical device doesn't seem to matter as long as the blood gets flowing again.
Analysis of: One drug, many uses. Good idea? (www.indystar.com)
This article implicates that, while new uses for old drugs are terrifically attractive for drug companies this somehow lessens the drive for them to find new original substances. Of course it is nice to get a new market without paying USD 500 000 000 which is the going rate for a new drug through all...
Analysis of: New Inhalation Device With Aclidinium Bromide May Offer Advantages To COPD Patients (www.medicalnewstoday.com)
This is a good inhaler but there is no current evidence the drug is signifcantly better than spiriva.
Analysis of: OREXIGEN(TM) Therapeutics Reports Top-line 24 Week Results for Phase IIb Trial of EMPATIC(TM) to Treat Obesity (www.pipelinereview.com)
New drugs need 2 year data!
Analysis of: Vical Licensee AnGes MG Announces Positive Results of Phase 3 Angiogenesis Trial in Japan (www.pipelinereview.com)
This is exciting news about the improvement in patient outcomes. it is unfortunate that they decdied to end the trial early however as with  just 41 patients in the trial - any adverse events that the treatment might cause may arise during wider usage.
Analysis of: BioWa, Inc. Begins Phase 1 Clinical Trial in Asthma (www.pipelinereview.com)
Recent renewed interest in a failed anti-cytokine approach for asthma.

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