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...that it would give more people access to needed drugs. Predictably, Big Pharma condemned it, saying that it would stifle innovation. The...
...CIVIL LITIGATION JUDGE'S CALCULATION OF FEES YIELDS BIG AWARD TO FIRM PHILADELPHIA — A state trial judge, in...
Dinesh Thakur was a whistleblower for the generic drug maker, Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. Due to his efforts, on May 13 of this year, Ranbaxy pleaded guilty t
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Dinesh Thakur was a whistleblower for the generic drug maker, Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. Due to his efforts, on May 13 of this year, Ranbaxy pleaded guilty t
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...for members of the Acorda legal department, many of whom left Big Pharma to work in a smaller, scrappier place, while others have managed...
...online sales. With these challenges in mind, more than two dozen Big Pharma companies have announced a new partnership with INTERPOL to combat drug...
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...a short-term basis only in severe cases of sleep disorders. Big Pharma has once again created a monster with medications containing zolpidem. And...
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...a short-term basis only in severe cases of sleep disorders. Big Pharma has once again created a monster with medications containing zolpidem. And...
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...York-based Kenyon & Kenyon, big-name clients with high-profile...Inc., Sandoz Inc. and Natco Pharma Ltd. from producing generic versions...
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