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      Pfizer’s Dividend Needs Viagra
      Pfizer fails to hike its dividend for the first time since man walked on the moon, and Best Buy jumps on good news. Best Buy Shares Up 15% On Earnings Best Buy (nyse: BBY - news - people ) shares are up over 15% so far Tuesday morning, despite profits dropping 77% to $52 million, or 13 [...]

      Written by: ED News


      Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
      According to MSN.com Money, Pfizer stock plummeted today because, “investors were spooked by earnings news and dissatisfaction with earnings from caregiver giant Pfizer.”Despite the brawny story posted by caretaker caregiver companies and unspecialised immunity to cost cutting and layoff patterns old by most other industries, some caretaker companies including Pfizer, find themselves having to

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      University of Michigan Buys Ann Arbor Pfizer facility in 2009, Impacts Ann Arbor Real Estate
      The Pfizer campus is located in North East Ann Arbor off Plymouth Rd on 77-acres.   It will no longer be idle. U of M Board of Regents announced the purchase in 2009 will provide much needed local jobs.  Job increase is expected at 2000 plus employees in research and life sciences.   The city will continue to make budget adjustments regarding taxes.  I am thrilled tha

      Written by: Ann Arbor Real Estate and News - Kathy Toth & Team


      Pfizer Not to Sell Viagra Over-the-counter in Europe
      The makers of the anti-impotence drug Viagra have withdrawn an application to make the 50-milligram tablets available over the counter in Europe. Following concerns raised by European regulators about supply, the company Pfizer took the decision. According to a European Medicines Agency committee, there would be too little medical oversight - implying related problems like heart disease [...]

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      Sanofi-Aventis and Pfizer Stop Development of a Class of Anti-obesity drugs
      Sanofi-Aventis and Pfizer are the latest in the list of pharma companies to stop development of a class of anti-obesity drugs that were thought to have excellent potential. Pharma & Healthcare

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      Pfizer Halts Obesity Drug Trial
      There is no magical "silver bullet" when it comes to health and obesity. Although some people would rather stay in denial that bad things do happen to good people, keeping active, exercising, eating right, and living a "healthy lifestyle" mitigate, through a preventative basis, the odds of contracting major diseases. Although there are naysayers and doomsday merchants aplenty, just popping a pi

      Written by: Iowa Avenue


      Pfizer Resuming Ads for Lipitor After Controversy
      Television ads for Lipitor, the world's top-selling drug, have returned to the airwaves six months after Pfizer pulled them because of charges that the use of a celebrity doctor endorser who never practiced medicine misled the public. Starting in late 2006, Pfizer ran frequent TV ads featuring artificial heart inventor Dr. Robert Jarvik. While he holds a medical degree, Jarvik never completed lice

      Written by: Mercola Health Blog


      Pfizer agreed to settle litigation
      Pfizer Inc (PFE.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) said it had agreed to settle litigation related to its cholesterol drug Lipitor with Canadian generic drug maker Apotex Inc. (Reporting by Shah Anaym Kabir).

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      180 jobs to go at Pfizer in Cork
      180 jobs are to go in Cork after pharmaceutical giant Pfizer announced it had failed to find a buyer for one of its five manufacturing facilities in Ireland. For the past 18 months, the company had been actively trying to sell the facility at Little Island as a going concern and retain employment there. However the sale fell through last month and the company says the facility will now closed by t

      Written by: Bio Saga


      Is Pfizer (PFE) a value trap for investors?
      Pfizer, Inc. engages in the discovery, development, manufacture, and marketing of prescription medicines for humans and animals worldwide.The company is a dividend aristocrat as well as a component of the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrials indexes. It has been increasing its dividends for the past 41 consecutive years. From 1998 up until 2007 this dividend growth stock has delivered an annual a

      Written by: Dividend Growth Investor


      Merck & Co., Pfizer, and Eli Lilly partnered with PureTech Ventures & form new firm called Enlight Biosciences
      Now this looks very interesting, three pharma big wigs getting together for something they have in common. The firm would cater to the niche requirement these pharmas have in the area of drug discovery. Enlight Biosciences will them the power to speed development of drug-discovery tools. The three pharmas and PureTech have ponied up a total of $39 million that Enlight will direct toward “brea

      Written by: Bio Saga


      Can Pfizer (PFE:NYSE) Recover?
      “When you look at the PFE chart, you should stretch it out as far as possible. That’s because this company is trading lower than any point in the last ten years. But why?” — Charles Delvalle by Charles Delvalle Baltimore – (TFN): I typically don’t cover pharmaceutical stocks because, in all honesty, [...]

      Written by: TodaysFinancialNews.com


      Pfizer Update
      Pfizer (PFE) announced this morning that it reached a deal with Indian generic drug maker Ranbaxy Laboratories regarding its popular Lipitor drug. Before the deal was announced, it was widely expected that Ranbaxy would start selling generic Lipitor in the US by June 2011. The deal, however, gives Pfizer five extra months. Ranbaxy will start with generic Lipitor in November 2011.The agreement also

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      Are Pfizer (PFE) and Merck (MRK) good cheap buys?
      “Is it time to start looking at pharma as a value play and buy some shares?” — Rick Pendergraft, Early to Rise by Rick Pendergraft Baltimore – (TFN): As a result of the legal issues big-name companies like Pfizer (PFE) and Merck (MRK) have been dealing with, the pharmaceutical [...]

      Written by: TodaysFinancialNews.com


      Pfizer: How Low Will It Go?
      I wrote about wanting to buy some shares of Pfizer (PFE) a while ago. I thought a good entry price would be under $20 a share. Well, the stock has been falling. It hit a new 52 week low today, at the time of writing $18 a share.The reason for the steady decline? As mentioned in that earlier post, Pfizer faces patent expirations on many of its drugs. The drug maker has already lost patents on Norva

      Written by: A Slacker's Quest For His First Million


      New Help for Travel Sick Dogs from Pfizer
      Do any readers of the All About Labradors blog have Labrador Retrievers that suffer from motion sickness? If motion sickness is a problem for any of your Labrador Retrievers, then a motion sickness pill from Pfizer Animal Health, may be of great help to enjoy the pleasure of traveling with your Labrador.Make sure you visit for more tips and advice on dealing with travel sickness.Technorati Tags:

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      Pfizer: 80mg Lipitor Dose Cuts Risk Of Cardiovascular Events
      Pfizer Inc. (PFE) said an 80-milligram dose of Lipitor reduced the risk of major cardiovascular events, including heart attack and stroke, by 27% in patients with heart disease who had previous coronary bypass surgery compared with patients taking the 10-mg dose, according to a study.The New York pharmaceutical company said intensive Lipitor therapy also provided a 30% reduction in the need for ei

      Written by: Lipitor Info


      Pfizer's chemical/biological weapons report
      Back when the US had an openly acknowledged, offensive chemical-biological-radiological weapons program (as opposed to the secret, illegal one it has now), many pharmaceutical and chemical corporations developed these weapons for the military. Among them was drug giant Pfizer, whose better-known products include Viagra, Zoloft, Rogaine, and Rolaids. In this 1964 report, the company (then ca

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      Latest Chantix Safety Concerns Add To Pfizer’s Aches, Pains
      NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- New safety concerns for Pfizer Inc.’s (PFE) smoking- cessation drug could hurt the already stumbling sales acceleration of Chantix and lead to legal trouble for the New York pharmaceutical giant. A report Wednesday from a watchdog group suggested Chantix may be linked to problems such as heart trouble, seizures and diabetes, adding [...]

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      Pfizer (PFE): Stop Smoking And Go Insane
      It looks like Pfizer’s (PFE) anti-smoking drug Chantix makes people kick the habit but at the same time can push them toward suicide or depression. It is a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Free Pfizer Animal Health Pen
      Yeah, that title doesn’t make much sense to me either. I didn’t even know there was a Pfizer Animal Heath division, but it turns out there is. And they want to send us a free pen! Um….ok. I put that I look after 1095 pigs a year, which is 3 (younger siblings) multiplied by 365 [...]

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      Hard Drive Encryption Still Not Deployed Company-Wide At Pfizer: An Update
      Contrary to my ruminations the other day, the recently lost Pfizer laptop did have encryption, according to a Pfizer spokeswoman quoted in the Associated Press.  However, a flash drive was also lost along with the laptop, which was not protected in any way.  This wouldn’t be an issue except that sensitive information—names, addresses, phone numbers, salaries, etc.—we’re actually

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      Hard Drive Encryption Still Not Deployed Company-Wide At Pfizer?
      There are reports that Pfizer may be in another data breach maelstrom.  According to theday.com, an employee lost a laptop, as well as a flash drive, with information on 13,000 employees at the pharmaceutical company.  The breach itself occurred about a month ago.  There were no details on how the breach itself occurred, nor what type of data protection system was installed. 

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      Pfizer Starts Paying for Painkiller Deaths
      Pfizer has started settling cases over its Celebrex and Bextra painkillers. More than 3,000 patients have claimed that the drugs caused heart attacks and strokes. Celebrex, which is in the same class of medicines as Merck’s recalled Vioxx, is Pfizer’s third-best-selling drug. The product is still on the market, and generated $2.3 billion in sales in 2007. Pfizer withdrew Bextra in April 2005 after it was tied to a potentially fatal skin condition. Pfizer has already reached settlements with three law firms representing more than 200 of the thousands who sued over the drugs. Firms have been offered $40,000 to $50,000 a client to resolve Bextra cases, and as much as $200,000 a client for Celebrex.

      Written by: Mercola Health Blog


      Pfizer product promotion 2008…

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      Will Ann Arbor's Pfizer Site Become Home for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation?
      There are rumors that the Foundation's Global Health Program may take over the siteThe Ann Arbor Pfizer site remains a hot community topic these days as rumors soar about potential interest in the real estate.  One of the top executives of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Dr. Tadataka Yamada, made a "passing" comment regarding the Ann Arbor site during a live presentation and webcast last week.  Pfizer spokespeople continue to deny any imminent deals on the table.  Tadataka's comment was construed as a 'what-if' scenario.  Pfizer suggests it will be a long time before they find a suitable replacement for the site. According to Michelle Milford (via mlive.com),  on behalf of the deputy director of public affairs for the Gates foundation's Global Heal

      Written by: Ann Arbor Talks


      Pfizer's Lipitor Failed to Slow Alzheimer's Disease
      Pfizer Inc.'s best-selling cholesterol drug Lipitor failed to slow mental and physical worsening in patients with Alzheimer's disease, a study found.The results clash with previous research that showed high cholesterol raises the risk of Alzheimer's disease, an inexorable loss of memory and function that affects 4.5 million Americans. The study of 640 patients, the largest ever on cholesterol-lowering statin drugs for the condition, found patients fared the same whether they got Lipitor or placebo.

      Written by: Lipitor Info


      AVANT Scores Pfizer Pact For Brain Cancer (AVAN, PFE)
      Pfizer, Inc (NYSE: PFE) has signed an agreement with the much smaller AVANT Immunotherapeutics (NASDAQ: AVAN). The two have announced an agreement where Pfizer... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Medarex Says Forget Pfizer, Its Own Melanoma Study Continues (MEDX, PFE, BMY)
      Medarex, Inc. (NASDAQ: MEDX) wants to clarify a few issues regarding the study halt from Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) this week on advanced melanoma. The company says... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Medarex Tanks On Pfizer Study Halt (PFE, MEDX)
      Medarex Inc. (NASDAQ: MEDX) Saw shares plummet in pre-market trading. Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) has ended a Phase III clinical trial of tremelimumab in patients... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Pfizer Foils Generic Ambitions For Lipitor - SendMeRSS
      Pfizer Foils Generic Ambitions For LipitorCanadian court won't give approval to generic until after patent expires. Link - Sat, 22 Mar 2008 07:52:22 GMT - Feed (2 subs) Sent using SendMeRss.com. Visit here to unsubscribe from "2-business" via X2 in Google. Recommended Feeds/Actions Subscribe MSNBC.com: CNBC TV

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      Pfizer Lagging Behind Merck in Developing Rimonabant Acomplia’s Competitor
      While Merck is wrapping up a series of clinical trials of diet drug Taranabant, which it expects to submit for FDA approval later this year, Pfizer has just launched a new Phase III trial of its diet drug CP-945,598, suggesting it may be considerably further away from being brought to market. Merck has two Phase III [...]

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      Pfizer unleashes Asia strategy
      Looking to decrease its dependence on single molecules, such as its $13 billion cholesterol drug Lipitor that is facing a generic onslaught, Pfizer has initiated business units to focus on oncology, biologics and even generics, he said. “We are depending on entrepreneurial parts of the company to make us successful. We are creating units and giving them the authority to be successful,” he said, adding: “It is better to be a patch-work quilt of success than a dinosaur!”On Pfizer’s dependence on Lipitor, he said that it was “too-distracting” to focus on a single molecule. “Last year, for the first time, we earned outside the US than inside,” he said.

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      Pfizer steels itself for Lipitor expiry
      Pfizer sought to reassure investors yesterday that the unravelling of its "monolithic" structure would prepare it for the impending expiry of the patent for its blockbuster cholesterol drug Lipitor, worth some $12bn in annual sales.Under pressure from Wall Street to retool Pfizer to boost sales and profit, Jeff Kindler, chief executive, gave a frank assessment of the disruption created by its $90bn Warner-Lambert and $60bn Pharmacia deals since 2000. He provided the most detailed evidence yet of Pfizer's efforts to streamline its operations, change its culture and improve its research and science.

      Written by: Lipitor Info


      Will Forest City Enterprises Take Over the Ann Arbor Pfizer Complex?
      There are speculations the real estate giant may be moving inWith recent confirmation that Cleveland based Forest City Enterprises toured the Ann Arbor Pfizer plant last year, many are wondering if the site has found a new owner.  Forest City has played down the visit suggesting they look at properties all over the country, all the time.  They make no commitment to even having serious interest in the property.  However, the Forest City Science and Technology division previously completed an overhaul on the 20-acre Skokie Illinois Pfizer site which will almost double the amount of jobs lost - so they are no stranger to Pfizer properties.  Last year Pfizer announced plans to close shop and hired The Stauback Company to market and sell the property.  It's not likely o

      Written by: Ann Arbor Talks


      Pfizer's Lipitor Down, Chantix Up in 2007
      Pharmaceutical revenue from Pfizer’s U.S. operations decreased last year as competition in the cholesterol market contributed to an 8 percent decline in revenues for the firm’s flagship product Lipitor. The company’s $48.6 billion 2007 total revenue was 1 percent better than its 2006 revenue of $48.4 billion.

      Written by: Lipitor Info


      Pfizer says Vytorin data give Lipitor more clout
      Although Vytorin cut levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol far more than Merck's older Zocor tablet in the study, both drugs failed to prevent further buildup of fatty plaque in the carotid artery during the two-year study."It allows us to make our case the way we've been making it, and quite frankly gives it more teeth in terms of the clinical impact of our product," Pfizer Chief Financial Officer Frank D'Amelio told Reuters in an interview.

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      Pfizer says US Lipitor patent initially rejected
      U.S. patent officials have initially rejected claims for the basic patent on Pfizer Inc's (PFE.N: Quote, Profile, Research) blockbuster Lipitor cholesterol treatment, although the drug maker said on Monday it remained confident the patent would ultimately be upheld.The patent, which expires in March 2010, will remain valid and enforceable while U.S. officials re-examine it, a process that could take as long as a few years, Pfizer said, allowing the company to maintain its grip on the product over that time.

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      Study Finds Benefits of Pfizer's Lipitor
      NEW YORK — Patients treated with Pfizer Inc.'s cholesterol drug Lipitor were significantly less likely to have a heart attack than those treated with generic Zocor, according to a Pfizer-funded study published Friday in Clinical Therapeutics Journal.New users of cholesterol-lowering drugs, without heart-related diseases, who took Lipitor (atorvastatin calcium) had a significantly lower relative risk of a heart attack compared with patients who took the generic, also known as simvastatin, according to the study results.

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      Does Big Tobacco Actually Love Pfizer's Anti-Smoking 'Chantix' Pill? (MO, RAI, PFE)
      Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) is seeing additional pressure this afternoon. Apparently the FDA said it is looking into reports that Pfizer has sent out an "early... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      PFIZER (PFE)
      For those of you that track my portfolio and keep me honest during my monthly nest egg updates (thank you)...and...I forgot to mention that I topped up my position in PFE last week bringing it back to approximately 5% of my portfolio.

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      Google/Pfizer Housing Impact on Ann Arbor, Pt II
      Part two of Andy Kroll’s three part series on the economic and housing market impact of the arrival of Google and departure of Pfizer is live!  Andy was kind enough to send us a note to let us know when our names were in digital ink.  Here is the link to read Part Two. Team366 cannot emphasize enough the importance of the proper pricing in this housing market.  Ssellers need to be able to grab the buyers by the collar with their property’s quality and value. Let Team366 show you how we are able to give your property worldwide, 24/7 exposure and back up the exposure with statistics showing who is looking, from what locale they are looking and how often they are looking at your property.  Armed with this, our clients rest easy knowing that within 21 days, they can be assured of an impending sale. Give us a call at 734.476.1343.

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      Pfizer has Abandoned Inhaled Insulin Product Exubera, will Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly and Manndkind be Doing a Rethink?
      The overall quarterly revenue for Pfizer, the world’s largest global research-based biomedical and pharmaceutical company, fell 2.4 percent to $12 billion, and third-quarter net income dropped 77%. Additionally, the company stands to lose patent protection within the next four years on drugs accounting for about half of its 2006 revenue. Key among these products is [...]

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      Ann Arbor Area: Enter Google-Exit Pfizer
      Myself and Team366 co-founder, Eric Pointer, were interviewed recently regarding the aggregate impact of the arrival of Google and departure of Pfizer.  As the summer of 2007 appears to be over, with the exception of the temperatures (mid 70’s in the middle of October? C’mon!), Pfizer is down to a skeleton crew at their Plymouth Road facility.  Google, just today, announced that their corporate earnings were up 46%.  When much of their revenue is gotten through paid, online advertising, that makes the Google Adwords division decision to come to Ann Arbor seem particularly fortuitous for the region. Part one of a three part series on the effects of the Google/Pfizer moves can be found here.  While this article doesn’t cover real estate solely, it goes a long way to touch on many of the areas of the Ann Arbor area effected by these corporate moves. Stay tuned for more….the good part (where Andy interviews Eric and I) is coming up! Te

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      Nektar Crushed Under Pfizer's Boot (NKTR, PFE)
      Nektar Therapeutics (NASDAQ:NKTR) is seeing shares hitting 52-week lows after its pharmaceutical... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      New smoking cessation treatment from Pfizer
      Two recent studies were published in the Journal of American Medical Association about a new drug for smoking cessation (Gonzales et al, 2006; Jorenby et al 2006). Unlike other approved treatments for smoking cessation including nictotine replacement therapy, or selectively inhibit the reuptake of dopamine (Bubrorpion), Chantix is a partial agonist of the alpha 4 Beata 2 nictotinic acetylcholine receptor.In the study both of these studies, Chantix's efficacy exceeded buproprion SR and placebo (Jorenby et al, 2007). During the last four weeks of treatment, 43.9% of participants in the varenicline group were abstinent from smoking compared with 17.6% and 29% in the placebo and buprioprion SR groups respectively.Gonzales D, Rennard SI, Nides M, Oncken C, Azoulay S, Billing CB, Watsky EJ, Gong J, Williams KE, Reeves KR; Varenicline Phase 3 Study Group. Varenicline, an alpha4beta2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist, vs sustained-release bupropion and placebo for smoking cessa

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      New smoking cessation treatment from Pfizer
      Two recent studies were published in the Journal of American Medical Association about a new drug for smoking cessation (Gonzales et al, 2006; Jorenby et al 2006). Unlike other approved treatments for smoking cessation including nictotine replacement therapy, or selectively inhibit the reuptake of dopamine (Bubrorpion), Chantix is a partial agonist of the alpha 4 Beata 2 nictotinic acetylcholine receptor.In the study both of these studies, Chantix's efficacy exceeded buproprion SR and placebo (Jorenby et al, 2007). During the last four weeks of treatment, 43.9% of participants in the varenicline group were abstinent from smoking compared with 17.6% and 29% in the placebo and buprioprion SR groups respectively.Gonzales D, Rennard SI, Nides M, Oncken C, Azoulay S, Billing CB, Watsky EJ, Gong J, Williams KE, Reeves KR; Varenicline Phase 3 Study Group. Varenicline, an alpha4beta2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist, vs sustained-release bupropion and placebo for smoking cessa

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      Pfizer's Dump Internet Program
      Pfizer (PFE) is hooking up with doctor social network Sermo. According to The Wall Street Journal:... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Pfizer: Viagra
      Este trabajo es la agencia Dentsu, de Beijing, China; el director de arte fue Jin Yang. Se publico en octubre de 2007 y creo que es pieza muy bien lograda. - Campañas publicitarias

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      Pfizer Inc. Wins Patent Protection for Viagra in Canadian Federal Court
      Pfizer Inc., the world's biggest drugmaker, won a Canadian court ruling that prevents Apotex Inc. via Bloomberg.com

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      Pfizer (PFE) Not Up On Viagra
      A Canadian court ruled that Apotex could not market a generic version of Viagra, Pfizer's (PFE)... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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      Europe gives final approval to Pfizer HIV drug
      economictimes.indiatimes.comLONDON: Pfizer Inc, the world's largest drugmaker, said on Monday the European Commission had approved its AIDS drug Celsentri, the first in a new class of oral HIV medicines.The drug, which is known generically as maraviroc and as Selzentry in the US, is the first designed to keep the HIV virus that causes AIDS from entering healthy immune cells. Older AIDS medicines attack the virus itself.It works by blocking the CCR5 co-receptor that serves as a main doorway for the HIV virus into immune cells.The green light from the European authorities had been expected after a panel of EU experts recommended the product in July. The medicine was also cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration last month.Celsentri is approved for use in patients who have tried other medicines and for whom a diagnostic test has confirmed their HIV strain is linked to the CCR5 receptor.New York-based Pfizer is counting on new medicines such as Celsentri to help drive profits as sev

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      Pfizer Facing Four Court Cases in Nigeria Over Drug Study Deaths
      A security guard in this dusty Nigerian city is living with tragedy -- a 14-year-old son whose dazed eyes, slow speech and uneven gait signal brain damage. Mustapha Mohammed says he knows who to blame. New York-based Pfizer is facing four court cases -- two filed by the Nigerian government and two by officials in the northern Nigerian state where Mohammed lives -- over a decade-old drug study that included Mohammed's son. The company, which denies any wrongdoing, is accused of using a 1996 meningitis epidemic to push through a sloppily managed drug study that contributed to death in some and infirmities in others. Yahoo News August 11, 2007

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      Pfizer worker data leaked via P2P
      Privacy cock-up for Viagra makers Casual use of file sharing by the spouse of an unnamed Pfizer worker has been blamed for leaking personal information on more than 17,000 current and former employees at the pharmaceutical giant.… Read more…

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      Pfizer Inc. (PFE) Profit Falls Sharply
      Pfizer Inc., the world's largest drug maker, said Friday its profit fell 17.5 percent in the first quarter, hurt by one-time charges and disappointing sales of diabetes drug Exubera. Adjusted results...

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      Free pedometer from Pfizer
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      Maybe Pfizer Can Move To China
      Stocks: (PFE)(BMY)With generics threatening revenue and margins at most of the Big Pharma companies, Novartis has decided to move a good portion of its R&D to China to tap the low-cost labor pool. If generics are going to eat into revenue, why not drop the future expenses of developing new drugs. Novartis will start with an initial investment of $100 million.China is also a huge market for selling drugs. Pharmaceutical sales there rose 11% last year to $11.7 billion.Over the last two years, the stocks in companies like Bristol-Myers and Pfizer have substantially underperformed the S&P 500. While the S&P is up 20% over that period, BMY shares are up less than 5% and PFE is off 10%. It may get worse before its gets better. Or, it may not get better at all.Bristol-Myers says that it lost $600 million in revenue for its big-selling drug Plavix in the third quarter alone. The reason. Generics. The revenue attrition caused earnings to fall 65% for the quarter.Faced with dropping revenue

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      Lowongan Pfizer Indonesia
      Pfizer Indonesia is the affiliate of Pfizer Inc; the # 1 research based pharmaceutical company headquartered in New York and is operating in 150 countries with 90,000 employees around the globe. Pfizer has been in operation in Indonesia since 1969 and currently we are working with 900 Pfizer colleagues in Indonesia. We are currently number [...]

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