Rise and shine, everyone. Another day is on the way. And here on the Pharmalot corporate campus, we are, once again, hustling those short people off to their school houses. Wish us luck. Meanwhile, we are also trying to brew a much-needed cup of stimulation - our flavor today is Southern Pecan - and scour the news of the world. And so here are a few tidbits. Hope your day goes well and drop us a line about anything interesting...
J&J Sales Hurt By Product Recalls (Reuters)
Pfizer And Mylan Reach Deal Over Lipitor (Dow Jones)
Amgen Buys A Cancer Drugmaker: Are More Deals Coming? (Bloomberg News)
Wolters Kluwer Forms Joint Venture With China's Medicom (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Savient Pharma Hires Lilly Oncology Exec As CEO (Reuters)
Cost Of Treating Heart Disease Will Triple By 2030 (Bloomberg News)
Clinical Data And Its Antidepressant Are Worth How Much? (TheStreet)
Baxter Halts Production At Plant Over Contamination (InPharma-Technologist)
CRO Launches iPhone App To Cut Preclinical Time (Outsourcing Pharma)
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As far as downloading apps onto your iPhone or laptop from an unverified source, unless you have the latest super duper version of Norton or other antivirus program, you run the risk of downloading a virus each time you download an app; and it ain't as fun as finding a toy in the bottom of the crackerjack box. My smartphone only has preloaded apps for this reason. So Droid users, be warned.