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Articles by Mari Serebrov

Patient Safety is Job 1 in Biosimilar Drug Development

May 14, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
If patient advocacy groups have their way, it could be a lot harder and take longer for biosimilars to come to market.
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No A+, but AAC Passes Pfizer's First-in-Class JAK Inhibitor

May 9, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
An FDA advisory committee gave Pfizer Inc.'s tofacitinib passing grades as an arthritis treatment Wednesday, but it piled on the homework.
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AAC Wants More Data, Limited Indication for Arcalyst in Gout

May 9, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
In a bit of a déjà vu, the FDA's Arthritis Advisory Committee (AAC) once again overwhelmingly rejected a sponsor's quest to expand the label of its IL-1 blocker to include the prevention of gout flares.
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FDA Panel to Debate Efficacy, Safety of Pfizer's JAK Inhibitor

May 8, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
Whether Pfizer Inc. cleared the efficacy bar with tofacitinib, its first-in-class JAK inhibitor for rheumatoid arthritis (RA), will be open for debate at Wednesday's meeting of the FDA's Arthritis Advisory Committee (AAC).
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FDA Waves Safety Flag as Arcalyst Heads to Adcomm

May 7, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. is hoping Arcalyst can do what another IL-1 blocker couldn't do last year – wow the Arthritis Advisory Committee (AAC).
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NCATS Looks to the Crowd to Find Matches for Failed Drugs

May 4, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – When it comes to discovering new uses for failed drugs, serendipity is about to be replaced by translational science in what National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins is calling a "win-win-win" pilot program for researchers, industry and patients.
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CRS Weighs Government's Role in Drug R&D, Pricing

May 1, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – Does the U.S. government's funding of early drug research entitle it to a say in drug pricing discussions? That question is at the center of a debate over whether the current government-academia-industry research model is out of balance.
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PDUFA Hits Small Speed Bump in House Subcommittee

April 27, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
WASHINGTON – The PDUFA package that's been cruising through Congress on its way toward reauthorization hit its first speed bump this week when a House subcommittee delayed marking up its version of the user fee bill.
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HGSI Expects to be Fully Valued by Prospective Suitors in Sale

April 25, 2012
By Mari Serebrov

While Human Genome Sciences Inc. (HGSI) is open to a permanent relationship, the biotech is making it pretty clear that it wants a suitor that truly values what it has to offer.


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Action needed if clinical trials are to be modernized

April 24, 2012
By Mari Serebrov
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