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At present, it’s unclear when a trial will be held to determine Teva’s damages. But it’s not expected to occur for at least a couple of months. Read More
The Department of Justice alleged that the product was being marketed as a preventive or cure for coronavirus infection, making it an unapproved drug. Read More
A federal court has rejected Sanofi’s attempts to reinstate key patents covering a drug-device combination product dispensing its insulin blockbuster Lantus. Read More
A New York jury has found Teva Pharmaceuticals guilty of fueling the state’s opioid crisis through misleading marketing about the risks of its highly addictive painkillers. Read More
A federal court has ordered New Jersey-based Natural Solutions Foundation (NSF) to stop selling a “nano silver” solution marketed to prevent and treat coronavirus infections, and to recall and destroy all product distributed this year. Read More
Jeffrey Zients, White House COVID-19 response coordinator, acknowledged in a press briefing that deliveries will be slow to start, especially for Pfizer’s Paxlovid. Read More
Over the past year, President Biden touted that the nearly $2 trillion Build Back Better Act would bolster the nation’s social safety net, fight climate change and introduce drug pricing reform. Read More
Though the FDA last week authorized the first COVID-19 oral antivirals for at-home use — Pfizer’s Paxlovid and Merck’s and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics’ molnupiravir — access to the pills will be limited in the new year. Read More
A group of 852 hospitals has sent Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra a letter pressing HHS to appeal a federal court ruling that drugmakers have the ability to restrict sales of medicine that’s handled by contract pharmacies as part of the 340B drug discount program. Read More
Bluebird Bio pledged to work with the FDA to resolve the hold and said it expects to receive written questions from the agency on the program early next year. Read More