Pharmaceuticals

Here’s How Much Pfizer Could Save in Taxes After Allergan Merger

By Victor Luckerson

We’re Taking More of Most Prescription Drugs

By Alice Park

The $750 Per Pill AIDS Drug Now Has $1 Competition

By Maya Rhodan

Half of Bugs That Cause Infections After Surgery are Antibiotic Resistant

By Alice Park
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U.S. Approves First 3D Printed Pill

The pill is better for children and elderly users who find it difficult to swallow large tablets

By Tanya Basu

Ireland’s Horizon Pharma Launches Hostile, $3 billion Bid For U.S. Rival

Offer represents a 42% premium over Depomed's Monday closing price

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune

A Female Viagra is One Step Closer to Reality

FDA advisory group gives its go ahead to the drug for women with low sex drives

By Laura Lorenzetti/Fortune

Ingested Drugs, Passed Through Sewers, May Threaten Lake Michigan Fish

Study finds exposure to a diabetic drug can throw a minnow's hormones off balance

By Dan Kedmey

New Drug Database Could Be the Yelp of Medicine

The Yelp of medicine is here

By Alexandra Sifferlin

China Fines GlaxoSmithKline $485 Million for Bribery

The pharma company admits it's at fault and will not appeal

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Promising Drug Fails to Slow Breast Cancer

Researchers had hoped to add breast cancer to the list of cancers for which the drug is already approved

By Abby Abrams

Prices for Generic Drugs Soar, Boosting Pharma Profits

Generic medicines have become more costly — and in some cases unaffordable for those who need them most

By Stephanie Burnett

Chicago Sues Painkiller Makers for Deceptive Marketing

Five pharmaceutical companies stand accused of marketing a highly addictive painkiller, normally used for cancer treatments, as an answer to everyday aches and pains

By Dan Kedmey

Court Tosses $1.2B Ruling Against Johnson & Johnson

An Arkansas jury previous found the pharmaceutical company liable for downplaying the risks of the antipsychotic drug Ripserdal.

By Noah Rayman

Hospitals Struggle With IV Saline Shortage

FDA is working with manufacturers to maintain the supply

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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