RotaTeq® Proves to Maintain High Clinical Efficacy Two Years Post-Vaccination in Europe
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In a new analysis data in the European subgroup of the large clinical study REST (Rotavirus Efficacy and Safety Trial), the five-type rotavirus vaccine RotaTeq® demonstrated 100% clinical efficacy against severe rotavirus disease for the first rotavirus season after vaccination. The efficacy remained high through two rotavirus seasons of follow up, preventing 98% of severe rotavirus cases. This new sub-analysis was presented last week at the 25th International Congress of Paediatrics in Athens.
Pfizer Launches Five Year, Three Country Initiative for Malaria Treatment and Education
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Study Shows IRESSA (Gefitinib) Is As Effective As Docetaxel In Pre-Treated Advanced NSCLC
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Significant 30 Percent Increase in Relative Risk of Cardiovascular Events or Death
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Novo Nordisk Appoints New Leaders of European and North American Regions
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AstraZeneca Enhances Clinical Research Capabilities in China
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European Commission Approval for biosimilar epoetin alfa
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Sandoz has become the first company to develop and receive European Commission approval for its biosimilar epoetin alfa, achieving another important milestone in its efforts to bring high quality, cost-effective biological medicines to patients. The European Commission's decision to grant this approval followed a positive opinion in June from the European Medicines Agency's Committee on Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP), which reviews medicines scientifically for the Commission.
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