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Pfizer and Microsoft target Viagra spammers

The legal actions are the result of a seven-month investigation during which the two companies collaborated to track down the illegal drug distributors operating these websites as well

Cephalon shares stir on sleep drug trial

The results show that Nuvigil (armodafinil), a single-isomer of the active pharmaceutical ingredient contained in Cephalon’s Provigil (modafinil), significantly improves wakefulness and the overall clinical condition of patients

Durect progressing with pain relief programs

The Transdur-based transdermal sufentanil product is intended to provide extended chronic pain relief for up to seven days, as compared to the three days of relief provided with

Lilly ICOS buoyed by Pfizer patent ruling

The ruling was made following a three-day hearing by a board of appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO). Lilly ICOS stated that the decision confirmed the patent’s

WellGen and HMGene forge obesity pact

HMGene will screen WellGen’s proprietary bioactive compounds against HMGene’s proprietary panel of genes involved in adipocyte development, the body’s natural mechanism for making fat cells. The screening process

GSK down in 2004, upbeat for 2005

For the year ended December 31, 2004, earnings per share were down 9% compared to last year, although Q4 figures showed a 6% increase, which will, no doubt,

Akesis awarded US patent for diabetes treatments

“We believe this patent, which combines Akesis’ unique formula of anti-diabetic trace minerals with the widely prescribed sulfonylurea class of medications is an important step in our mission

Critical Thera up on Rhodia asthma agreement

Rhodia Pharma Solutions will be responsible for the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients used in the production of various formulations of zileuton, including Zyflo filmtab (zileuton tablets), which

Boehringer Ingelheim halts ImmunoGen anticancer program

Bivatuzumab mertansine consists of the Boehringer Ingelheim anti-CD44v6 antibody, bivatuzumab, and ImmunoGen’s DM1 cytotoxic agent, mertansine. Development of bivatuzumab mertansine was discontinued due to the occurrence of skin