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It appears that issues at Novo Nordisk's Catalent site in Indiana are still ongoing, with a re-inspection flagging mammalian hair in products and a leaky roof. Check out the details below. |
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Anna Brown |
Biopharma Breaking News Reporter, Endpoints News
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by Anna Brown
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Novo Nordisk’s troubled factory in Indiana that it got from Catalent continues to face contamination issues, with a re-inspection in April finding mammalian hair in... | |
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by Ayisha Sharma
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Backlash is brewing against a sweeping overhaul of Germany’s health insurance system as Eli Lilly and Boehringer Ingelheim slash investment in the country. The drugmakers'... | |
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by Anna Brown
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Plus, news about West Pharmaceutical, Stallergenes Greer and Curium: 🏭 Hikma’s US expansion: The generic drugmaker is investing$267
million in Ohio. Its existing factory... | |
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Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI) (Lenin Nolly/Sipa USA/Sipa via AP Images) |
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by Max Bayer
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A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers released a new bill that could greatly stifle the booming cross-border deals spree between Chinese and American biotechs. Rep... | |
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by Nicole DeFeudis
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The Supreme Court has unanimously sided with Hikma Pharmaceuticals and its “skinny label” version of a prescription-strength fish oil pill in a case that was... | |
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by Nicole DeFeudis
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Eli Lilly is giving a group of hospitals five days to comply with its new claims data policy or risk losing their 340B discounts. Some... | |
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