News, Money and Drugs for April 16, 2009

April 16, 2009 at 8:49 pm EST | Tags:

News, Money and Drugs for April 16, 2009

  • It’s the biggest news of the day that put us all to sleep: Pfizer and GSK are creating an HIV company/JV, will try to snag some of the market from Gilead. [Business Week]

  • TorreyPines hires banker to explore “strategic options,” will hang on a bit further. [Pharmalive]

  • Novartis’ Diovan (valsartan) fails in study, can’t prevent recurrence of atrial fibrillation. [MedPageToday]

  • J&J scraps plans for a separate wellness and disease-prevention unit. Good idea. [Reuters]

  • Tysabri selling well, Biogen stock up. [Bloomberg]

  • Vion Pharmaceuticals’ NDA for Onrigin (laromustine) accepted for review by FDA. [PRNewswire]

  • Finally, Amgen wants everyone to look at their preclinical pipeline for AACR. Interesting yes, but c’mon: we want NDA filings/Phase 3 data/approvals/complete responses!!! Zzzzzzzzzzzzz. Wake us up when the conference is over (when’s ASCO btw?) [Xconomy]

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