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  • AbbVie campaign focuses on women with HIV

    NORTH CHICAGO, Ill. – Drug maker AbbVie is launching an international awareness campaign focused on women living with HIV, the drug maker said Tuesday.

  • Bayer to buy Norway-based Algeta for $2.4 billion

    OSLO, Norway — German chemical and pharmaceutical giant Bayer plans to buy Norwegian drug maker Algeta for $2.4 billion, Algeta confirmed Tuesday.

    Responding to earlier media reports, the Norway-based maker of cancer drugs said Bayer would acquire it for 336 krone per share, equal to about $55.05. The company's share price increased to 349.40 krone, or $57.21 per share, in late-afternoon trading Tuesday on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

  • QRxPharma refiles application for oxycodone, morphine combination pill Moxduo

    BEDMINSTER, N.J. — QRxPharma has resubmitted its regulatory approval application for an opioid painkiller for which it has sought Food and Drug Administration approval since 2011, the company said Tuesday.

    The Australian drug maker announced the resubmission of its application for Moxduo, a pill that combines oxycodone and morphine.The FDA is expected to schedule an advisory committee meeting to review the application for May 2014.

  • FDA to allow dispensing of GSK's Type 2 diabetes drug Avandia in retail pharmacies again

    SILVER SPRINGS, Md. – Federal regulators are lifting some restrictions on a diabetes drug that were placed two years ago after studies linked the drug to increased cardiovascular risk.

  • FDA approves J&J's Olysio for hepatitis C

    TITUSVILLE, N.J. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new treatment made by Johnson & Johnson for hepatitis C, the drug maker said.

  • FDA gives regular approval to Pfizer's Xalkori

    NEW YORK — The Food and Drug Administration has granted regular approval to a new drug made by Pfizer for treating a form of lung cancer, the drug maker said.

  • Diplomat added to limited-distribution network for Cornerstone Therapeutics' Bethkis

    FLINT, Mich. — Cornerstone Therapeutics has added specialty pharmacy Diplomat to its limited-distribution network for a newly approved treatment for cystic fibrosis, Diplomat said Friday.

    Diplomat will distribute Bethkis (tobramycin inhalation solution), which received Food and Drug Administration approval in October for treating chronic bacterial lung infections caused by P. aeruginosa in cystic fibrosis patients.

  • Sandoz launches authorized generic version of PharmaDerm's Solaraze

    PRINCETON, N.J. — Sandoz has launched an authorized generic version of a topical drug for treating actinic keratosis, the company said.

    Sandoz, the generics arm of Swiss drug maker Novartis, announced the launch of authorized generic diclofenac gel in the 3% strength. The drug is a version of PharmaDerm's Solaraze.

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