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US, Israeli Strikes Hit Iranian Company Producing Cancer Drugs
One of the largest companies producing anti-cancer, anaesthetic and specialised medicines was damaged in US-Israeli strikes, Iran claims in an X post.
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Haryana Pharma Company Owner Gifts Tata Punch To Employees Ahead Of Diwali
The cars were gifted to 12 employees of MitsKart. The company's chairman said they have been loyal to the company and have worked hard for its growth.
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1,000 Crore Freebies For Doctors To Prescribe DOLO, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre to file its response within 10 days on a PIL seeking directions to make pharmaceutical companies liable for giving freebies to doctors as an incentive to prescribe their drugs.
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Fire Breaks Out At Pharmaceutical Company In Gujarat
A fire broke out in a pharmaceutical company in Kalol Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) on Sunday and about 10 firefighters have been deployed to put out the blaze.
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Moscow Says India May Replace West In Russian Pharmaceuticals Market: Report
Indian pharmaceutical companies may replace Western manufacturers leaving the Russian market, Russian envoy to India Denis Alipov said on Friday.
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Donald Trump Promises To Reduce US Drug Prices To World's Lowest
US President Donald Trump on Friday said his administration is working on an executive order to reduce US drug prices to match the lowest in the world.
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Indian Pharmaceutical Firms Lagging In Digital Adoption, Says Report
Pharma companies globally are now rapidly moving towards being "digital practitioners," an EY report said.
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Lupin Looks To Clean Up Its Act As FDA Steps Up Inspections
Often dubbed "the pharmacy of the world", India is home to the most FDA-approved plants outside of the United States
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Expected Rise In Drug Prices Post-GST Create Panic
The expected rise in drug prices post-GST has created chaos among the customers who are in dire need of life-surviving drugs. With uncertainty over tax slabs, pharma companies are in complete disorder.
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World's First Dengue Vaccine Now Approved In 11 Countries
Sanofi-Pasteur - a unit of French pharmaceutical company Sanofi - that manufactures the only approved vaccine for dengue said today that the vaccines have received approval in 11 countries.
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This Country Owes Indian Firms A Lot Of Money. It May Pay With Oil.
Indian officials say they have proposed an oil-for-drugs barter plan with cash-strapped Venezuela to recoup millions of dollars in payments owed to some of India's largest pharmaceutical companies.
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Isis Pharma Changes Name To Avoid Unwanted Association
Isis Pharmaceuticals is changing its name to avoid any unwanted association with the ISIS group, the California company said Friday.
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North Korea Says It Has 'Cure' for MERS, Ebola, AIDS
North Korea says it has developed a vaccine that is "very effective" in treating MERS, Ebola and AIDS, the state mouthpiece KCNA reported, as well as a range of other diseases that modern medicine is yet to find a cure for.
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Indian-American Attorney, Wife Charged With Insider Trading
An Indian-American attorney and his wife have been charged in the US with insider trading after they used confidential information obtained from a corporate client about a pharmaceutical company and avoided thousands of dollars in losses.
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US, Israeli Strikes Hit Iranian Company Producing Cancer Drugs
One of the largest companies producing anti-cancer, anaesthetic and specialised medicines was damaged in US-Israeli strikes, Iran claims in an X post.
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Haryana Pharma Company Owner Gifts Tata Punch To Employees Ahead Of Diwali
The cars were gifted to 12 employees of MitsKart. The company's chairman said they have been loyal to the company and have worked hard for its growth.
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1,000 Crore Freebies For Doctors To Prescribe DOLO, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre to file its response within 10 days on a PIL seeking directions to make pharmaceutical companies liable for giving freebies to doctors as an incentive to prescribe their drugs.
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Fire Breaks Out At Pharmaceutical Company In Gujarat
A fire broke out in a pharmaceutical company in Kalol Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) on Sunday and about 10 firefighters have been deployed to put out the blaze.
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Moscow Says India May Replace West In Russian Pharmaceuticals Market: Report
Indian pharmaceutical companies may replace Western manufacturers leaving the Russian market, Russian envoy to India Denis Alipov said on Friday.
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Donald Trump Promises To Reduce US Drug Prices To World's Lowest
US President Donald Trump on Friday said his administration is working on an executive order to reduce US drug prices to match the lowest in the world.
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Indian Pharmaceutical Firms Lagging In Digital Adoption, Says Report
Pharma companies globally are now rapidly moving towards being "digital practitioners," an EY report said.
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Lupin Looks To Clean Up Its Act As FDA Steps Up Inspections
Often dubbed "the pharmacy of the world", India is home to the most FDA-approved plants outside of the United States
-
Expected Rise In Drug Prices Post-GST Create Panic
The expected rise in drug prices post-GST has created chaos among the customers who are in dire need of life-surviving drugs. With uncertainty over tax slabs, pharma companies are in complete disorder.
-
World's First Dengue Vaccine Now Approved In 11 Countries
Sanofi-Pasteur - a unit of French pharmaceutical company Sanofi - that manufactures the only approved vaccine for dengue said today that the vaccines have received approval in 11 countries.
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This Country Owes Indian Firms A Lot Of Money. It May Pay With Oil.
Indian officials say they have proposed an oil-for-drugs barter plan with cash-strapped Venezuela to recoup millions of dollars in payments owed to some of India's largest pharmaceutical companies.
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Isis Pharma Changes Name To Avoid Unwanted Association
Isis Pharmaceuticals is changing its name to avoid any unwanted association with the ISIS group, the California company said Friday.
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North Korea Says It Has 'Cure' for MERS, Ebola, AIDS
North Korea says it has developed a vaccine that is "very effective" in treating MERS, Ebola and AIDS, the state mouthpiece KCNA reported, as well as a range of other diseases that modern medicine is yet to find a cure for.
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Indian-American Attorney, Wife Charged With Insider Trading
An Indian-American attorney and his wife have been charged in the US with insider trading after they used confidential information obtained from a corporate client about a pharmaceutical company and avoided thousands of dollars in losses.
