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View Article  Roche to allow generic versions of Tamiflu
Swiss drug maker Roche AG has agreed to meet with four generic manufacturers willing to produce versions of Roche's antiviral drug, Tamiflu, in case of a bird flu pandemic, Sen. Charles Schumer told a news conference.

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View Article  Pfizer's Future Remains Elusive
Prudential maintained a "neutral weight" rating on the world's largest drug company.

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View Article  Study: Diabetes pill can double risk of death, heart attack, stroke
CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- A new diabetes pill that appeared headed for federal approval can double the risk for deaths, heart attacks and strokes, according to an independent analysis rushed online Thursday because of public safety concerns.

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View Article  Enough Tamiflu to fight influenza this winter?
With countries stockpiling Tamiflu in preparation for a possible bird flu pandemic, will people who contract the common flu this winter be able to get the drug to ease their suffering?

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View Article  Math1 gene plays pivotal role in formation of neurons important in hearing, balance
 

Math1 gene plays pivotal role in formation of neurons important in hearing, balance

 

HOUSTON | (October 6, 2005) -- Close your eyes and imagine you are in a darkened Carnegie Hall. Although it is pitch black, you know you are getting closer to the stage as the music gets louder.

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View Article  Governments Pressing Roche for More of Its Anti-Flu Drug
By ANDREW POLLACK
A senior executive at Roche said that the world was going mad in its clamor for the company's drug, Tamiflu, making it harder to supply those who need it.

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View Article  Repeated Defect in Heart Devices Exposes a History of Problems
By BARRY MEIER
The F.D.A.'s loose oversight of the heart-device industry has resulted in calls for change in companies and physicians.

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View Article  Agency Chooses a New Director for Drug Safety
By GARDINER HARRIS
After a two-year search, the Food and Drug Administration named a new director to its Office of Drug Safety from within its own ranks Wednesday and gave the unit more authority.

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