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Second study participant dies during Eisai's Alzheimer's drug trial
A second study participant has died possibly as a result of the experimental antibody drug, lecanemab, meant to treat Alzheimer's, Science reported Nov. 27. -
AAP recommends antibiotic alternatives during amoxicillin shortage
As the national amoxicillin shortage worsens, the American Academy of Pediatrics released a guidance Nov. 21 detailing its recommendations for alternative therapies. -
Mark Cuban in talks with hospitals to solve drug shortages
Mark Cuban is in talks with hospitals to identify generic drugs that often run in short supply, which he aims to make in a robotics-driven manufacturing plant currently in development in Dallas. -
Dr. Mark Lemmon named pharmacology chair at Yale School of Medicine
Mark Lemmon, PhD, was named chair of Yale School of Medicine's pharmacology department in New Haven, Conn. -
FDA approves most expensive drug on market
The FDA approved a hemophilia B drug with a list price of $3.5 million — which could save the healthcare system millions per patient according to drug maker CSL Behring. -
10 systems seeking pharmacy leaders
The following 10 hospitals, health systems and hospital operators have posted job listings seeking pharmacy leaders in the last week. -
Stanford researchers to test Paxlovid as a long COVID-19 treatment
Researchers from Stanford (Calif.) University are enrolling 200 participants in a phase 2 study to see if Paxlovid could be used to treat the millions of Americans experiencing long COVID-19, according to a Nov. 21 entry on clinicaltrials.gov. -
Pharma giants ditch Twitter after fake Eli Lilly tweet
After one fake tweet about Eli Lilly offering insulin for free went viral and the company's shares plunged, 12 of the 18 biggest drugmakers that advertise on Twitter have cut their spending to $0, Endpoints News reported Nov. 21. -
Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs adds 82 drugs to portfolio
Mark Cuban's online pharmacy now offers nearly 1,000 generics after adding 82 drugs to its repertoire, the company said Nov. 21. -
Inflation Reduction Act will restrict oncology drug development, Bristol-Myers Squibb CEO says
With tighter rules from the Inflation Reduction Act approaching, Bristol-Myers Squibb will cancel plans for some drug development programs and cancer treatments, the drugmaker's CEO, Giovanni Caforio, MD, recently told the Financial Times. -
Despite high demand, Tamiflu drugmaker says it's on track with supply
As the number of Tamiflu prescriptions increases amid a flu season that's shaping up to be the worst in 13 years, its drugmaker told Becker's it has "sufficient supply" of the common flu drug. -
Merck to scoop Imago BioSciences for $1.35B
Merck will acquire Imago BioSciences, a pharmaceutical company that focuses on treatments for bone marrow diseases, for $1.35 billion, the drugmaker said Nov. 21. -
1st treatment plan for onset of Type 1 diabetes to cost $194K
The nation's first drug approved to delay the onset of stage 3 Type 1 diabetes is expected to cost $13,850 per vial, the drugmaker said Nov. 18. -
Teva names CEO
Teva Pharmaceuticals named Richard Francis as its next president and CEO, effective Jan. 1. -
29 amoxicillin and clavulanate products on back order
Among three drugmakers, 29 amoxicillin and clavulanate oral presentations are on allocation or back order, according to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. -
Rite Aid, Grubhub partner to deliver health products
Rite Aid has paired up with Grubhub to deliver over-the-counter drugs and other products, the retail chain said Nov. 17. -
FDA greenlights 1st drug to delay onset of Type 1 diabetes
In a win for Red Bank, N.J.-based ProventionBio, the FDA approved its drug Tzield Nov. 17, marking the first approved therapy to delay the onset of Type 1 diabetes. -
Oklahoma proposes 1st temperature rule for shipped medications
Oklahoma regulators proposed the nation's first detailed rule regarding temperature control while shipping medications, NBC News reported Nov. 17. -
10 systems seeking pharmacy leaders
The following 10 hospitals, health systems and hospital operators have posted job listings seeking pharmacy leaders in the last week. -
Proposed FDA oversight bill would work in tandem with Inflation Reduction Act
Three members of the House of Representatives proposed legislation for new drugs to go through an independent value assessment to determine a fair price, which the lawmakers said would complement the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act.
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