Sentences with phrase «sponsored by a drug company»

The FDA ruling was based in part on research that was sponsored by drug companies but never published.

The odds are five times greater that a study sponsored by a drug company will support its own product than would a noncommercially funded study.

Coffey is part of a trial sponsored by the drug company Pfizer awaiting approval in the United Kingdom that will slip a patch of hESC - derived RPE cells under the retina instead of injecting them in a liquid suspension.

Not exact matches

Conservative foundations, multinational oil companies and a prescription drug maker were the most frequent sponsors of more than 100 expense - paid educational seminars attended by federal judges over a 4 1/2 - year period, according to a Center for Public Integrity investigation.

The bill would prohibit smokable forms of the drug, and the compromise curtails both the number of manufacturers allowed to grow the drug and the companies that could dispense it, compared to the prior bill sponsored by Savino and Assembly sponsor Richard Gottfried.

The study was sponsored by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, National Institutes of Health, President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, U.S. Agency for International Development, Rockefeller Foundation, Medtronic, Merck Foundation, and BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company).

The Phase 2/3 trials will be sponsored by Vtesse, a new biotech company that was formed specifically to evaluate the safety and efficacy of cyclodextrin for the treatment of NPC and ultimately obtain FDA labeling if the drug is effective.

Again, remember that their sponsors are the companies that sell the drugs, and then make a common sense decision based on your dog's real likelihood of getting bitten by mosquitoes in the middle of winter — as well as the risk of harm to your dog from the drugs.

As the San Antonio Business Journal reports, the San Antonio Bar is taking a new approach to bringing ethics to lawyers, by sponsoring a morality play of a sort entitled «Decent's Descent» that «weaves ethical rights and wrongs» into the story of the Decent family, which is taking its food and drug company public.