News, Money and Drugs for Tuesday, March 31, 2009 (Plus More ACC)

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News, Money and Drugs for Tuesday, March 31, 2009 (Plus More ACC)

  • Angiotech Pharmaceuticals announced a licensing deal with Baxter for COSEAL, Angiotech’s surgical sealant; Baxter pays $25M [PR Newswire]

  • Shire Pharmaceuticals and GSK will team up to promote Vyvanse in the US. [WSJ]

  • Wyeth submits marketing application to FDA for its 13-valent vaccine for the prevention of pneumococcal disease in infants and toddlers. [Reuters]

  • Takeda Pharmaceuticals moving its R&D facilities to Chicago; creates jobs. [Los Angeles Times]

  • Astra’s Recentin may rival Roche’s Avastin. [The Post Chronicle]

  • GSK resubmits HPV vaccine, Cervarix, BLA. [PharmaTimes]

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  • 5-in-1 PolyPill may be next big thing for cardiovascular health. [BBC]
  • BMS’s Plavix reduces stroke risk. [Bloomberg]

  • Omega-3’s don’t improve overall survival in heart attack patients . [USNews]

  • Interim phase 3 data for NicOx’ naproxcinod; focus on reduction of systolic blood pressure. [FoxBusiness]

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