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Thallion Pharmaceuticals Inc V.TLN



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Post by Everswanon Sep 25, 2009 8:02am
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Glaxo and other are desperate

Glaxo and other are desperate
https://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aUb73rPBTkaE


His comments about acquiring new treatments and building anorphan-drug business underscore the pressure facing drugmakers,which aren’t developing products fast enough to offset therevenue they’re losing to lower-priced copies. Drugs generating$187 billion in sales are threatened by generics between 2011and 2014 as patents expire, according to EvaluatePharma, aLondon-based consulting firm.



Humm... E.coli and Shigamabs = orphan drug status. 4601 GBM also orphan drug status.
Hope he is talking about us.

Slaoui did say that Glaxo will announce next month a moveinto drugs for rare diseases. He declined to name diseases thatthe company will target. So-called orphan medicines currentlyexist to treat illnesses including the genetic disorder Gaucherdisease.



Hummm... I remember posting months ago about How Pharmas are interested in orphan drugs...


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