News, Money and Drugs for Friday, May 8, 2009

May 8, 2009 at 10:02 pm EST | Tags:

News, Money and Drugs for Friday, May 8, 2009

  • Obama says he wants to add $300M to FDA, focus on food and drug safety issues [WSJ]

  • Oh no!! Pfizer, Auxilium Peyronie’s drug, Xiaflex (collagenase), causes “swelling, redness and bruising.” Ouch!!! [BNET Pharma]

  • Cell Therapeutics only has cash to last to August, Pixantrone cardiac issues still a concern. [Xconomy]

  • Targeted Genetics running out of options, might close up shop despite die-hards going to bat on our comments section right here. [Xconomy]

  • Pfizer said its committing $100M into its international stem cell development program; Cambridge, UK to be hub. [FierceBiotech]

  • Archimedes Pharma says its intranasal fentanyl, NasalFent, is superior to immediate-release morphine in relieving cancer pain. [ITnews]

  • Finally, the WSJ Health Blog takes a look at HCG and Manny Ramirz, yeah, that dude from the Los Angeles Dodgers that got suspended for 50 games. [WSJ Health Blog]

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One Response to “News, Money and Drugs for Friday, May 8, 2009”
  1. Oarcale at Delphi says:

    Xconomy has their numbers wrong, total proceeds from the single investor was $23.8 million, not $15million, and what’s to prevent CTI from raising more money? CTI stock has risen 2,000 % since March 2, something Xconomy doesn’t mention,—how come?

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