Top of the morning to you. And yet another shiny day is unfolding over the Pharmalot corporate campus, where the short peopleand the official mascots appear to be snoozing indefinitely. This rare treat gives us more time this morning to brew those mandatory cups of stimulation and poke around for interesting items. So here they are. Meanwhile, we will get back to conducting our own version of R&D. So keep us in mind if you hear something interesting. Have a great day...
Sanofi Strikes Deal To Make Generic Lipitor (Reuters)
FDA And Drugmakers Agree On 6 Percent PDUFA Fee Hike (Wall Street Journal)
XOMA CEO Resigns (Reuters)
Baxter Sues Teva To Enforce Propofol Liability (Bloomberg News)
Death Rate Rises In Clinical Trials In India (The Tribune)
Contract Pharmaceuticals To Lay Off 128 Workers (Outsourcing Pharma)
Warfarin May Be Safe For Those Over 80 Years Old (WebMD)
US Veteran Affairs Dept Orders More Rispderal (NextGov)
FDA Plans Tougher Regulations For Surgical Mesh Devices (Bloomberg News)
FDA Considers Registry For Breast Implant Problems (Reuters)
Bristol-Myers Taps ICON For Early-Stage CRO Work (Irish Times)
EDITOR'S NOTE: Please check this post for updates throughout the morning