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Great
time ahead for pharma exports
India's pharmaceutical exports are set to scale new heights
of Rs 30,000 crore in the current fiscal. Sapna Dogra examines
Indian pharma exports, which seem to be the main growth driver
for the industry.
GlaxoSmithKline
launches asthma control test
GlaxoSmithKline has launched a simple five item questionnaire—the
Asthma Control Test (ACT) on the occasion of World Asthma
Day 2006. ACT will help physicians and patients assess the
level of asthma control.
Glenmark
makes its mark in the US
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, USA, the wholly owned subsidiary
of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, India, signed a supply and marketing
agreement with Lehigh Valley Technologies, (LVT) for the manufacturing
and marketing of two liquid generic pharmaceutical products
for the US market.
Botox
gets DCGI nod
The most talked about cosmetic treatment, Botox, which is
associated with all the rich and the famous is now approved
in India.
ABL
Biotechnologies launches Invia Health
ABL Biotechnologies launched of Invia Health, ABL's pharmaceutical
division in a move to concentrically diversify of the existing
business process.
Panacea
ties up with institute in Netherlands
Panacea Biotec announced its collaboration with the Nederlands
Vaccin Instituut (NVI).
Innovative
solutions from Degussa
Degussa is now offering tailor made technical services to
the customers by formulating entire range of modified release
solid oral dosage form with Eudragit on short notice.
Managing
drug logistics
Indian pharma is moving up and across the international value
chain. Corresponding with this shift, the industry elite converged
in Mumbai to discuss issues on logistics and distribution
of drugs. The event was organised by infor-Media India on
April 27 and 28.
Pharma
this quarter
You win some you loose some. This repeats itself quarter-on-quarter.
Most of the pharma companies have shown good growth if not
robust revenues. Increased R&D spends and foray into overseas
markets promise a better future.
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‘My new mantra for Goa is value based education’
Luizinho Faleiro, the Minister of Industries talks on the
state of industrial affairs in Goa.
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