China Analyst Identifies 10 Pharma Stocks with Highest Growth Potential
China Analyst, a financial information website focused on U.S.-listed Chinese stocks, recently released its list of the top 10 pharmaceutical stocks with the highest upside.
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Advanced Life Sciences: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance in Infectious Disease Market
The company’s lead product is Restanza (cethromycin), a novel once-a-day antibiotic for the treatment of life-threatening bacterial infections and bioterror pathogens.
FINAL HOURS before Price Increase at Health 2.0 Fall Conference, San Francisco, Oct. 7-8!
There’s no better time to register to attend the Health 2.0 Fall Conference, being held October 7-8 at the Hilton San Francisco.
A Unique Roadblock for Pfizer’s Osteoarthritis Drug
We’ve heard of drugs underperforming in clinical trials, but is it possible for a drug to over-perform?
Bone Fractures Expected to Contribute to Growth of Orthopedic Implant Market
Minnesota-based orthopedics startup Dgimed Ortho is seeking to raise $2 million for its bone-fracture system.
Researchers, Healthcare Companies Seek to Give COPD Patients Some Breathing Room
Breathing is one of the most basic human functions, but for an estimated 12 million people in the United States, the simple act of drawing a breath can be difficult and even painful.
A Busy Week for Multiple Sclerosis News
It was good news for Novartis and bad news for Merck KGaA this week as regulators handed down their decisions on each company’s multiple sclerosis (MS) drug candidate.
Annual Costs of Dementia Care Exceed GDP, New Report Says
If dementia care were a company, it would be the world’s largest in terms of annual revenue, surpassing even Wal-Mart.
European MedTech Summit 2010 a Conference to Watch
One of the most anticipated medtech conferences happening this fall is the 2nd European Tech Tour MedTech Summit, to be held September 29-30, 2010 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Spotlight Back on Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Recent news reports of young American athletes collapsing on the field have drawn media attention to sudden cardiac arrest, a leading cause of death in the U.S.