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<title>Thoughts on What Used to Be Schering-Plough</title>
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<description>So what are we up to now, Day Three of Greater Merck? The merger with Schering-Plough went through earlier this week, and you won&apos;t get any more numbers by searching the stock tickers for SGP. I find that weird, since...</description>
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<title>In Which You Get to Hear the Phrase &quot;Hatch-Waxman&quot; Again</title>
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<description>There&apos;s a constant running battle in the drug industry between the two kinds of pharmaceutical companies: the ones who discover the drugs first, and the ones who sell the drugs cheaply after the patents have expired. It surprises me still...</description>
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<title>Fifty Years of Scientific History For You</title>
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<description>Here&apos;s a most interesting graph from the latest issue of Nature Reviews Drug Discovery. It&apos;s from an article on trying to discern trends from broad-scale literature analysis, and it&apos;s worth a separate blog post of its own (coming shortly). But...</description>
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<title>You Mean You Don&apos;t Have to Buy Them?</title>
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<description>Johnson &amp; Johnson&apos;s CEO has given an interview to the Financial Times explaining his company&apos;s strategy with acquisitions. And right now, that strategy is. . .not to make acquisitions. They see partnerships as making a lot more sense: “The cost...</description>
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<title>O Brave New World! That Has Such Companies In&apos;t!</title>
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<description>Steve Usdin at BioCentury sent along a reprint of the newsletter&apos;s annual &quot;Back to School&quot; issue from last month (available for open access here) in response to my note about &quot;micropharma&quot; the other day. And it&apos;s clear that he&apos;s been...</description>
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<title>Fall From Grace</title>
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<description>A couple of articles have come together and gotten me to thinking. Back during the summer, long-time medicinal chemist Mark Murcko published a short editorial in Drug Discovery Today comemmerating the Apollo 11 moon landing&apos;s 40th anniversary: &quot;People like me,...</description>
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<dc:subject>Why  Everyone Loves Us</dc:subject>
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<title>The Drug Business: A Turbulent Future?</title>
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<description>One of this blog&apos;s regular correspondents has just been attending a chemistry outsourcing conference (program here), and heard a very interesting talk from Stefan Loren of a Baltimore investment advisory firm, Westwicke Partners. Loren&apos;s a product of the Sharpless lab,...</description>
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<title>Sepracor: A Desirable Property?</title>
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<description>Well, I didn&apos;t see this one coming. Dainippon Sumitomo has announced that they&apos;re buying Sepracor. My first thought on reading this was &quot;Are they sure they want to do that?&quot; I say that because the ostensible reason that the Japanese...</description>
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<dc:date>2009-09-04T07:07:36-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>Rings of the Future!</title>
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<description>Here&apos;s an interesting paper that some of you may have seen in J. Med. Chem.: &quot;Heteroaromatic Rings of the Future&quot;. That&apos;s an odd title, but an appropriate one. For the non-chemists in the crowd who made it to this paragraph,...</description>
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<title>Thalidomide for Myeloma: Whose Idea Was It?</title>
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<description>So, if you&apos;re a patient with a rare disease (or a relative of a patient with one), and you have an idea for repurposing an old drug for treatment. . .and you get a company interested, and it actually works....</description>
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<dc:subject>Cancer</dc:subject>
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<title>Drug Companies Are Polar Bears? Maybe Not.</title>
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<description>There&apos;s an interesting article up over at InVivoBlog, and I wanted to see what the readership here thought of its main premise. Subtracting out the cute ecological analogies (Big Pharma as polar bears, for example), you get to this: ....</description>
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<title>Spray-Painted For Success</title>
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<description>I do a lot of talking around here about how the general public doesn&apos;t really have a good idea of what goes on inside a drug company. But a conversation with a colleague has put me to thinking that this...</description>
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<title>Pharma&apos;s Return on Investment: Yikes</title>
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<description>There&apos;s a recent article in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery that has some alarming figures in it. This is yet another look at the industry from McKinsey, and we&apos;ll get to their McKinseyish solutions in a moment. But first, some numbers:...</description>
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<title>Where Drugs Come From, and How. Once More, With A Roll of the Eyes</title>
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<description>I linked yesterday to a post by Megan McArdle about health care reform. And while I realize that everyone got into a shouting match in the comments to my own post on the subject - and people sure did in...</description>
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<dc:subject>Academia (vs. Industry)</dc:subject>
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<title>Amyloid in Trouble</title>
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<description>Here&apos;s an interesting look at the current state of the Alzheimer&apos;s field from Bloomberg. The current big hope is Wyeth (and Elan)&apos;s bapineuzumab, which I last wrote about here. That was after the companies reported what had to be considered...</description>
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<dc:subject>Alzheimer&apos;s Disease</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-07-20T20:58:02-05:00</dc:date>
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