Incyte To Stop Testing Jakafi in Some Cancers
Incyte Corp said it would discontinue some of the trials testing its already approved blood cancer drug, Jakafi, after the treatment's effectiveness was found to be insufficient.
AstraZeneca Sees 2016 Earnings Falling
AstraZeneca warned that revenue and earnings would drop this year due to the arrival of cheap generic rivals to its cholesterol fighter Crestor.
Walgreens Pulls Back From Theranos
Theranos Inc.'s main retail partner is suspending some ties to the blood-testing laboratory in the wake of a critical regulatory inspection report.
Bristol-Myers Forecasts '16 Profit Above Estimates
Bristol-Myers Squibb forecast 2016 earnings slightly above Wall Street estimates.
Report: Pfizer, Allergan Considering a Combination
Pfizer Inc and Allergan Plc are considering combining, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday.
Amgen Boosts Outlook as Profit Rises 50%
Amgen Inc. raised its 2015 guidance as the biotechnology company reported that its third-quarter earnings rose 50% on stronger revenue led by Enbrel and other key drugs.
Gilead 2Q Profit Beats Wall Street, 2015 Sales Outlook Raised
Gilead Sciences Inc said on Tuesday its quarterly net profit rose 32 percent, driven by sales of hepatitis C drugs that beat Wall Street estimates.
Celgene to Buy Receptos for About $7.2 Billion
Celgene Corp. has reached a deal to buy fellow biopharmaceutical company Receptos Inc. for about $7.2 billion, enhancing its portfolio of immune-inflammatory disease treatments with the addition of Ozanimod.
Quake overwhelms Nepal's weak healthcare system; Death Toll 2,500 and rising
A massive earthquake in Nepal has exposed the woeful state of its medical facilities as hospitals struggle to treat vast numbers of injured with limited supplies and staff.
Americans Spending Less on Medicines
Patent expirations on big-name drugs such as Lipitor and Plavix has resulted in modestly less spending on medicines in the United States for the first time in at least 55 years, according to a report released on Thursday.
How the Apple Watch Helps Cancer Patients in Treatment
30 cancer patients are currently using wearable technology to ease cancer treatments.
What States Are the Most at Risk for the Zika Virus?
The Zika virus is becoming more commonplace in the U.S. and experts say the South will feel the impact the most.
Valeant to Tap New Leader While CEO Is Hospitalized
Valeant Pharmaceuticals is planning to appoint a new chief executive while its CEO remains under hospital care, said people familiar with the matter.
Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Trims Valeant Stake to 8.5%
William Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management LP trimmed its stake in Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. to 8.5%, a move the hedge fund said was related to year-end tax planning.
KaloBios, Formerly Run by Shkreli, Says Nasdaq to Delist Stock
KaloBios Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Wednesday that it had been notified by Nasdaq that its stock would be delisted using the exchange operator's "discretionary" authority.
Pfizer Raises Quarterly Dividend by 7.1%
Pfizer Inc. said its board has raised the pharmaceutical company's quarterly dividend by 7.1%.
KryoLife CEO Defends Cryotherapy After Death at Spa
Safety of cryotherapy questioned.
CVS, Express Scripts Drop Valeant's Philidor; Stock Dives
Shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals Inc. fell further on Thursday after CVS Health Corp and Express Scripts dropped Philidor Rx from their networks.
How the Apple Watch Can Monitor Your Baby’s Heart Rate
Expecting moms will soon be able to listen to their baby’s heart rate with using their Apple Watch.
Clinton Plan to Cut Health Costs Includes Tax Credits, More Sick Visits
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled a plan on Wednesday to lower out-of-pocket health costs, including expanded coverage of sick visits to the doctor and tax credits for those with substantial medical bills.














