Publicado el 1 feb. 2017 .
In the fight against cancer, the patient organization collaboration with other stakeholders is crucial. Mr. Roger Wilson, Sarcoma UK founder, talks with PharmaMar about this relationship.
02 febrero 2017
Yondelis CHINA . Xian Janssen Actualiza el Ensayo de Fase III que esta Llevando a cabo in Patients With Locally Advanced or Metastatic Liposarcoma or Leiomyosarcoma .
A Study of Trabectedin (YONDELIS) in Patients With Locally Advanced or Metastatic Liposarcoma or Leiomyosarcoma .
ClinicalTrials Identifier: NCT01692678
Updated: 2017_01_30 .
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
ClinicalTrials Identifier: NCT01692678
Updated: 2017_01_30 .
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Sponsor:
Xian-Janssen Pharmaceutical Ltd.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Xian-Janssen Pharmaceutical Ltd.
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
NCT01692678
First received: August 6, 2012
Last updated: January 30, 2017
Last verified: January 2017
Estimated Primary Completion Date:March 2018 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) .
Locations
China: | |
Beijing, China | |
Guangzhou, China | |
Nanjing, China | |
Shanghai, China | |
Tianjin, China |
Sponsors and Collaborators :
Xian-Janssen Pharmaceutical Ltd.
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Roche Aumenta su Beneficio un 7 % en 2016 hasta 9.132 millones .
Ginebra, 1 feb (.).- El grupo farmacéutico Roche (SIX:ROG) obtuvo un beneficio neto atribuido de 9.733 millones de francos suizos (9.132 millones de euros) en 2016, lo que representa un incremento del 7 % con respecto al mismo periodo del año anterior.
Las ventas de la multinacional helvética aumentaron un 4 % el año pasado, hasta 50.600 millones de francos suizos (47.474 millones de euros), indicó Roche.
La división Pharma incrementó sus ventas un 3 %, hasta 39.100 millones de francos suizos (36.685 millones de euros), impulsadas fundamentalmente por los antineoplásicos Perjeta y Herceptin, así como por , a pesar de que se vieron en parte contrarrestadas por el descenso en la facturación de Pegasys (para el tratamiento de la hepatitis), del medicamento oftalmológico Lucentis y del antienoplástico Tarceva.
Las ventas de la división Diagnostics crecieron un 7 % hasta los 11.500 millones de francos suizos (10.790 millones de euros).
Centralised and Point of Care Solutions fue la unidad que más contribuyó a ello, liderada por su negocio de inmunodiagnóstico.
A pesar de las elevadas inversiones en nuevos lanzamientos y en el desarrollo de productos, el beneficio por acción de actividades recurrentes creció más que las ventas ( un 5 %).
Este aumento del beneficio por acción de actividades recurrentes refleja los buenos resultados del negocio subyacente y el efecto de los cambios en los planes de pensiones del Grupo en Suiza, indicó Roche en un comunicado.
El director general de Roche, Severin Schwan, afirmó que la empresa introdujo en el mercado cuatro nuevos medicamentos en menos de un año, incluido su primer inmunoterápico oncológico Tecentriq.
Roche ha lanzado recientemente los medicamentos Cotellic (contra el melanoma avanzado), Alecensa (contra el cáncer de pulmón), Venclexta (contra la leucemia linfocítica crónica; comercializado en colaboración con AbbVie en los Estados Unidos) y Tecentriq (contra el cáncer de vejiga y de pulmón).
En la División Diagnostics, el grupo lanzó un instrumento de inmunodiagnóstico, el módulo de inmunoensayo cobas e 801, "lo cual constituye un paso destacado en el camino hacia los laboratorios interconectados", indicó el ejecutivo.
"De nuevo, este año esperamos con confianza varios resultados clínicos importantes, así como alcanzar hitos de registro farmacéutico con medicamentos de Roche, lo cual es un reflejo de nuestra amplia e innovadora cartera de desarrollo, indicó Schwan.
Para 2017, Roche espera que las ventas tengan un crecimiento de un dígito bajo a medio y aspira a que el beneficio por acción de actividades recurrentes crezca aproximadamente en línea con las ventas.
Roche espera un nuevo incremento de su dividendo en francos suizos, después de que para este año el Consejo de Administración propusiera elevar el dividendo a 8,20 francos suizos (7,69 euros).
Ariad .
ALLISON GATLIN - 1/20/2017 .
Ariad Pharmaceuticals (ARIA) had to ignore requests for information from a potential suitor in order to lock in its offer from Japan's Takeda Pharmaceuticals, which pushed for a Jan. 9 agreement date, according to a late-Thursday SEC filing by Ariad.
Ariad stock rocketed nearly 73% on Jan. 9 when the company announced it had reached an agreement to be acquired, an announcement timed to coincide with the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, one of the industry's big events of the year. Ariad shares rose a fraction to 23.75 on the stock market today, near the Takeda takeover price of $24 a share, or $5.2 billion.
Wall Street had suspected that Ariad was the subject of a bidding war, RBC analyst Michael Yee said in a research note, after Ariad filed the details of its acquisition with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As it turns out, Takeda "moved quickly and aggressively" and was the only formal bidder, Yee wrote in his research note.
IBD'S TAKE: Ariad isn't alone with its interesting oncology pipeline. Incyte is now facing limited competition in its Jakafi enterprise after Gilead Sciences' rival drug failed in a late-stage trial in November. Head to The New America for more on Incyte's drivers in 2017.
Ariad, after fielding an initial offer from Takeda, had reached out to three other potential suitors who had expressed interest in partnering on its cancer drug brigatinib. Brigatinib is being tested as a treatment for anaplastic lymphoma kinase positive (ALK+) patients with non-small cell lung cancer.
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Ariad Pharmaceuticals (ARIA) had to ignore requests for information from a potential suitor in order to lock in its offer from Japan's Takeda Pharmaceuticals, which pushed for a Jan. 9 agreement date, according to a late-Thursday SEC filing by Ariad.
Ariad stock rocketed nearly 73% on Jan. 9 when the company announced it had reached an agreement to be acquired, an announcement timed to coincide with the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, one of the industry's big events of the year. Ariad shares rose a fraction to 23.75 on the stock market today, near the Takeda takeover price of $24 a share, or $5.2 billion.
Wall Street had suspected that Ariad was the subject of a bidding war, RBC analyst Michael Yee said in a research note, after Ariad filed the details of its acquisition with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As it turns out, Takeda "moved quickly and aggressively" and was the only formal bidder, Yee wrote in his research note.
IBD'S TAKE: Ariad isn't alone with its interesting oncology pipeline. Incyte is now facing limited competition in its Jakafi enterprise after Gilead Sciences' rival drug failed in a late-stage trial in November. Head to The New America for more on Incyte's drivers in 2017.
Ariad, after fielding an initial offer from Takeda, had reached out to three other potential suitors who had expressed interest in partnering on its cancer drug brigatinib. Brigatinib is being tested as a treatment for anaplastic lymphoma kinase positive (ALK+) patients with non-small cell lung cancer.
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