All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Cardiology
Posted July 25, 2007What are the potential ramification for Avandia following the FDA Advisory Committee?
Analysis of: FDA Advisory Committee on The Cardiovascular Ischemic/thrombotic Risks of Rosiglitzone | www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Author: Michael Davidson, Director, Preventive Cardiology The University of Chicago
It appears from the breifing documents that the FDA has concerns about the CV safety of Avandia. They appear to be less concerned about the CV safety of Actos but both drugs are associated with an increase risk of heart failure. It is unknown how the Advisory Committee will vote but based on the available...
Posted July 25, 2007
Efficacy of fexofenadine
Analysis of: Ranbaxy Receives Tentative FDA Approval For Fexofenadine Hydrochloride Tablets | www.medicalnewstoday.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Ranbaxy Receives Tentative FDA Approval For Fexofenadine Hydrochloride Tablets | www.medicalnewstoday.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Fexofenadine-Allegra is usually perceived as slightly less effective than Claritin for seasonal allergic rhinitis. Both of these drug are non-sedating. Zyrtec, however, with slight sedation potential is the most powerful of the group.
Posted July 25, 2007Cell Transfer Device for Corneal Wound Healing
Analysis of: New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: Paul Chen, Ophthalmologist North County Laser Eye Associates
I have been working on a cell transfer device designed to optimize wound healing after PRK laser vision correction. Essentially, we plan to coat a silicone hydrogel contact lens with a thin dissolvable layer of collagen on the concave surface. Cultured epithelial cells would be seeded onto the collagen...
Posted July 25, 2007
resveratrol has many actions that might account for its benefits
Analysis of: Uncorking the Secret to a Healthy Life - Two Scientists Attempt to Control Aging Using Resveratrol, a Compound Found in Red Wine | abcnews.go.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Uncorking the Secret to a Healthy Life - Two Scientists Attempt to Control Aging Using Resveratrol, a Compound Found in Red Wine | abcnews.go.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Resveratrol might indeed be a block buster compound due to a variety of its properties the lease of which might be its powerful antioxidant properties. This compound probably best explains the FRENCH PARADOX, which is that despite the consumption of high fat dense caloric food consumed by rich French...
Posted July 25, 2007
Factors II (Thrombin) and X are not the only places to halt the coagulation cascade
Analysis of: Bristol-Myers Squibb and Pfizer Announce Worldwide Collaboration to Develop and Commercialize Anticoagulant and Metabolic Compounds | boston.stockgroup.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Bristol-Myers Squibb and Pfizer Announce Worldwide Collaboration to Develop and Commercialize Anticoagulant and Metabolic Compounds | boston.stockgroup.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Factor IX is also a promising target, as it is unique in carrying the coagulation signal from the site of injury with tissue factor activation, to the surface of platelets, where propagation and amplification of coagulation actually occur. REG1 (Regado Biosciences), a highly specific, actively reversible...
Posted July 25, 2007
New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders
Analysis of: New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The title of the article should read New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Corneal EPITHELIAL Disorders. The stem cells discussed are epithelial stem cells. I can see this being useful in many disorders such as Stevens Johnson, Pemphigoid, Alkali burns etc.
Posted July 24, 2007
Unclear if anything new
Analysis of: Takeda's Investigational Compound TAK-491 for Treatment of Hypertension Enters into Phase 3 Clinical Stage in the U.S. and Europe | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Takeda's Investigational Compound TAK-491 for Treatment of Hypertension Enters into Phase 3 Clinical Stage in the U.S. and Europe | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Though this compound may have some more effect on insulin resistance and proteinurea than compounds alrady on the market, will it make a clinically significant difference? Without that, it will likely only be a "me-too" drug.
Posted July 24, 2007
Is it better than either with a diuretic?
Analysis of: New data show Tekturna® and Diovan® used together provide additive blood pressure reductions | www.webwire.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: New data show Tekturna® and Diovan® used together provide additive blood pressure reductions | www.webwire.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The addition of two drugs that work on the same system may indeed lead to better BP control. Hyperkalemia may be a big issue. The question really is? Will this be a better combo than adding a diuretic to either agent?
Posted July 24, 2007
Antiplatlet-yes:anticoagulant-no
Analysis of: Oral Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Therapy and Peripheral Arterial Disease | content.nejm.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Oral Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Therapy and Peripheral Arterial Disease | content.nejm.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This study confirms previous studies that have shown that antiplatlet agents work to reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease while anticoagulants do not.
Posted July 24, 2007
Corneal Stem Cells: A Cure All for Eye Disease?
Analysis of: New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
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of 419Analysis of: New Method Of Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This article reports on experimental research that involves procuring stem cells from the cornea, growing them outside the eye, and then transplanting them to the diseased eye. Although this is exciting, it is quite early in the experimental stages and its application is limited to certain corneal diseases....
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