Novo Nordisk to set up $4.1 billion injectables facility in US’s North Carolina
Novo Nordisk, a Danish pharmaceutical multinational, will invest $4.1 billion to build a new factory in the US to make obesity and chronic.
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Novo Nordisk, a Danish pharmaceutical multinational, will invest $4.1 billion to build a new factory in the US to make obesity and chronic.
The World Health Organization has issued a medical product alert on falsified semaglutides, an active ingredient in Ozempic, a diabetic drug made by.
Ascidian Therapeutics, a US-based biotechnology company announced a $42 million research pact with Swiss multinational Roche AG for developing gene editing therapies.
Israel’s Teva Pharmaceuticals has sued US-based Corcept Therapeutics and Optime Care Inc., a specialty pharma, for monopolising the market for a drug used to.
Researchers co-led by the US-based National Cancer Institute have found genetic variants in women that may play a role in promoting abnormal blood.
AstraZeneca’s oral drug to treat type-2 diabetes in patients aged 10 years and above has got approval from the US drug regulator, according.
The US drug regulator has granted accelerated approval for a drug to treat chronic inflammatory liver disease to Genfit, headquartered in Nord, France,.
The advisory committee of the US Food and Drug Administration has rejected a therapy using party drug MDMA, or ecstasy or molly to.
HQ Team June 3, 2024: An antibody-drug conjugate, jointly being developed by AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo, has been shown in end-stage clinical trials.
A dairy farm worker in Michigan, US, has been infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza from sick cows —the third such case in America.
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