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Analyses are solely the work of the authors and have not been edited or endorsed by GLG.
Analysis of: R&D Spending by U.S. Biopharmaceutical Companies Reaches Record $58.8 Billion in 2007 | www.pharmalive.com
R & D investment from pharmaceuticals has been the main source of research in the development of new treatment
Analysis of: Enbrel, Perception and Remicade Fostering a New Class of Drugs | www.pharmalive.com
The article is presenting an overview of pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies active participation to  develop drugs based on immune medicine for a growing list of ailments, and successful outcomes are reported from growing rate of sale. The value of Immune factor drugs worldwide has...
Analysis of: Enbrel, Perception and Remicade Fostering a New Class of Drugs | www.pharmalive.com
This article is presenting an overview of performance from immune drugs to treat patients afflicted with heretofore intractable conditions. The promising growth in sale is showing the good prospect of serving as a impetus for further development for immune drugs.  The success of immune drugs has...
John Spurlock, MD, Medical Director
John Spurlock, MD, Medical Director
Continence Management Institute of the LeHigh Valley
March 25, 2008
bribes and bad apples
Analysis of: New Focus of Inquiry Into Bribes: Doctors | www.nytimes.com
1. Do doctors accept bribes? 2. Would a bribe affect a doctors usage of a product 3. Is there a need for a greater crack down on bribes?
Analysis of: For the First Time, An RNAI Drug Works in People | blogs.wsj.com
The article is showing a promising medical intervention to treat intracellular protein changes due to disease and ageing, at least for human population after a positive outcome obtained from a research with 88 men exposed to respiratory syncytial virussyncytial virus.  RNAi Drug is believed...
Joe Atkins, RN, MBA, CNN, CHT, Chief Executive Officer
Medical Concepts & Innovations
Analysis of: Tainted Blood Drug to Face Import Tests | www.nytimes.com
1)  Baxter was producing 50% of the worlds heparin requirements, which provided short term anticoagulation for hemodialysis and various interventions for cardiovascular disease. 2)  The base product of heparin comes from porcine intestines. 3)  The base product of Baxter's heparin was...
Joe Atkins, RN, MBA, CNN, CHT, Chief Executive Officer
Medical Concepts & Innovations
Analysis of: Panel Seeks New Limits on Anemia Drugs | www.nytimes.com
1)  Amgen's and J&J's ESA products are going to continue to receive more black box warnings from the FDA. 2)  A federal Judge may force Amgen to accept a royalty from Roche, allowing their CERA ESA to come to market in the USA. 3)  Their is potential for more problems to arise,...
Analysis of: Allscripts and Misys Healthcare to Create a Leader in Physician Solutions | www.smartbrief.com
Misys Healthcare, a wholly owned subsidiary of Misys Plc of Great Britain, will be merged with a wholly owned subsidiary of Allscripts. Misys Plc will contribute $330 million in cash to Allscripts, for which it will receive shares representing a 54.5% ownership position in the combined  company.  ...
Analysis of: GSK varies prices to raise sales | www.ft.com
GSK has planned to change their pricing strategies to bolster sales of various products.
Analysis of: Eli Lilly, Transition Therapeutics enter licensing, collaboration agreement | www.forbes.com
The most obvious (potential) benefit to Lilly of its collaboration agreement with Transition is that it will be adding one more potential class of diabetic therapies to its product line.  Lilly already has Humulin (longer-acting insulin), Humalog (a rapid acting insulin), Actos and exenatide (a...
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