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Akson Pharmaceuticals, is a state of the art manufacturing facility that continuously invests in modern technology and the latest machinery to produce superior quality medicines as per international standards.Akson has nearly 300 pharmaceutical products registered in various therapeutic areas in

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MyMeds&Me launch mobile drug safety site

MyMeds&Me launch mobile drug safety site

In time for World Patient Safety Day, MyMeds&Me has announced the launch of an “enhanced, intuitive, mobile-web version” of its...
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‘New era’ of precision medicine for children with cancer

‘New era’ of precision medicine for children with cancer

A new study has shown the power of genetic testing to pick out the best drugs for children with cancer...
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MHRA clarifies position on off-label Avastin

MHRA clarifies position on off-label Avastin

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has clarified its position on the use of Roche's Avastin off-label as...
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GW’s cannabinoid Epidyolex wins EU approva

GW’s cannabinoid Epidyolex wins EU approva

GW Pharma has bagged a landmark approval for its cannabinoid Epidyolex, with European regulators clearing its use for the treatment...
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Evotec links with Takeda

Evotec links with Takeda

Evotec has entered into a strategic, multi-year drug discovery collaboration with Takeda, which aims to establish at least five drug...
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Novartis’ Aimovig unlikely to be NHS funded for migraine

Novartis’ Aimovig unlikely to be NHS funded for migraine

It is looking unlikely that Novartis' Aimovig (erenumab) will be funded by the National Health Service to prevent migraine. The...
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Positive PhIII data for Jazz sleep disorder drug

Positive PhIII data for Jazz sleep disorder drug

Ireland's Jazz Pharmaceuticals has unveiled positive results from a late-stage study assessing JZP-258 for the treatment of cataplexy and excessive...
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