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Wyeth v Levine #2: Implications for drug manufacturers

Yesterday, I presented my overview of the US Supreme Court decision in Wyeth v Levine, to join the thousands of other overviews published online in the last couple of days.  Many of those commenting are focusing on the implications of the decision for consumers and lawyers.  You will find less commentary on the likely business [...]

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Reading Wyeth v Levine: Preemption narrowly interpreted

When I reported on the implications of Riegel v Medtronic for device manufacturers in February of last year, I indicated that the related Wyeth v Levine case would have potentially farther reaching implications for the pharmaceutical industry.  Yesterday, the US Supreme Court issued its 6-3 opinion in the case.  Let’s have a look at the [...]

A simple reading of the Medtronic case decision

After I had fnished reading the recent Supreme Court decision in Riegel v. Medtronic and some news reports describing the supposed implications of the decision for pharma, I was confused.  Were the implications for pharma product liability cases broad and profound or narrow and limited?  Certainly, the upcoming Wyeth Supreme Court case will have its [...]

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Genentech tries to clear up Avastin distribution situation

Avastin Distribution Change - Open Letter
I read today’s WSJ Health Blog on Avastin thinking that Genentech had appeased eye specialists by maintaining distribution of Avastin to compounding pharmacies, but after reading the above open letter, I’m confused about Genentech’s actions in the recent past and about what it’s planning to do in the near future.  [...]

“Re-Importation” of drugs 2007 version

Last week Byron Dorgan, Senator for North Dakota and colleagues, including Olympia Snowe, Republican from Maine submitted legislation to the U.S. Senate that would amend the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act to provide for drug importation by non-manufacturing companies and individuals into the United States from registered exporters in other countries.  For individuals, importation would be limited [...]

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