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Articles by Kristine Yang

Lee's Pharm, Abiogen to market vitamin D3 into greater China

Sep. 17, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – With its latest deal to market vitamin D3 in Greater China, Lee's Pharmaceutical Holdings Ltd. is continuing along a growth path that has helped the company more than triple its share price in three years.
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Report from Asia: OrbiMed secures $325 million for new Asia healthcare fund

Sep. 16, 2014
By Kristine Yang

Orbimed secures $325M fund to invest in China's, India's health care markets

Sep. 16, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – The world's largest health care-dedicated investment firm, Orbimed, has secured a $325 million pan-Asia fund to invest in health care markets in the region, particularly in China and India.
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Report from Asia: Samsung reports plans to merge with Australia's Samsung Medison

Sep. 12, 2014
By Kristine Yang

Lee's Pharm, Abiogen to market vitamin D3 into greater China

Sep. 12, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – With its latest deal to market vitamin D3 in Greater China, Lee's Pharmaceutical Holdings Ltd. is continuing along a growth path that has helped the company more than triple its share price in three years.
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China approves Ebola drug for emergency use

Sep. 10, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – As researchers around the world speed up their efforts to develop and register new and more effective treatments for Ebola, China announced the approval of its first drug against the fatal virus for emergency use.
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China approves Ebola drug for emergency use

Sep. 5, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – As researchers around the world speed up their efforts to develop and register new and more effective treatments for Ebola, China announced the approval of its first drug against the fatal virus for emergency use.
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Luye Pharma to acquire majority share of Beijing Jialin for $599M in cash

Sep. 3, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – Just one month after its $764 million initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, leading Chinese pharmaceutical company Luye Pharma took a significant expansionary step with the acquisition of Beijing Jialin Pharmaceutical.
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Luye Pharma to acquire majority share of Beijing Jialin for $599M in cash

Sep. 3, 2014
By Kristine Yang
HONG KONG – Just one month after its $764 million initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, leading Chinese pharmaceutical company Luye Pharma took a significant expansionary step with the acquisition of Beijing Jialin Pharmaceutical.
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Taiwanese OEM giant Foxconn looking at medical equipment field

Sep. 2, 2014
By Kristine Yang
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