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Pocasts: Industry Audit & Company of the Year
Eli Lilly: With double-digit growth in sales, and a solid improvement in revenue per employee, Lilly placed fourth in the Company of the Year rundown.Pocasts: Industry Audit & Company of the Year.
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AbelsonTaylor Employees Share Their Hearts for the Holidays
From left to right, Amber Grove (AE), Jennifer Klein (AE), Lucy Chung (copywriter) and Deika Abdi (AE) get into the Winterfest spirit while Dale Taylor and Account Director Nadine Fabish (background) take a brief break Employees of...
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Antiepileptic Drugs To List Suicidality Warnings
Of the 199 trials, 66 (33%) had at least one suicidal behavior or ideation event (source: FDA) Makers of antiepileptic are now required to include a warning that the drugs could boost thoughts of suicide, according to an FDA statement...
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Mass. Eyeballing Major Promotional Changes for Pharma
If the new rules are approved, pharma companies wont be able to: Hand out free tickets to any entertainment or sporting event Disperse gifts, including pens, mugs, and calendars Feed spouses or guests of physicians; meals must be heavily...
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PhRMA Enhances DTC Guidelines
The voluntary principles have been updated as follows: Actors playing physicians must be identified as such.If real doctors are used in the ad, the material must recognize that they are being paid to appear in the ad. Celebrity...
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What Doctors Really Think About Reps
SDI, last week, unveiled the results of its report, Salesforce Effectiveness 2008: The Physician Prospective, an in-depth view of what doctors think are the best sales tactics being used by the pharmaceutical industry.Digital Potential A...
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Newly Discovered Esophagus Stem Cells Grow Into Transplantable Tissue, Penn Study Finds; Implications for GERD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.15 (AScribe Newswire) -- Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have discovered stem cells in the esophagus of mice that were able to grow into tissue-like structures and when placed into immune...
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Mouse Studies Suggest 'Toxic' Carbon Monoxide May Prevent Brain Damage After Stroke
BALTIMORE, Dec.15 (AScribe Newswire) -- Researchers at Johns Hopkins have shown that brain damage was reduced by as much as 62.2 percent in mice who inhale low amounts of carbon monoxide after an induced stroke. The scientists, in a...
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Hopkins-Led Team Solves Failed Vaccine Mystery
BALTIMORE, Dec.15 (AScribe Newswire) -- Research led by Johns Hopkins Children's Center (http://www.hopkinschildrens.org/) scientists has figured out why a respiratory syncytial virus vaccine used in 1966 to inoculate children against the...
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Kansas State University Researcher Finds Correlation Between Childhood Obesity and Asthma
MANHATTAN, Dec.12 (AScribe Newswire) -- A Kansas State University graduate student has found a correlation between childhood obesity and asthma. Sara Rosenkranz, doctoral student in human nutrition, Manhattan, conducted research that...
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