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New Study: Antibiotics Often Prescribed Unnecessarily for Common Cold
Lilly plans to invest $50 billion to expand its manufacturing facilities in the United States. This investment will help produce more medications, including well-known pills like Trulicity and Jardiance, to meet growing demand.
In recent job cuts at the FDA, experts are worried about potential widespread effects. They fear that reducing staff could slow down the approval process for new medications, affecting the availability of important drugs like Advil or Lipitor.
Pharmaceutical companies that produce customized medications are suing the FDA because the agency announced that the shortage of a weight-loss drug called Wegovy is over. These companies often make their own versions of medications when there is a shortage. Some of the drugs involved include Wegovy and possibly others like Ozempic, which is also used for weight management. The lawsuit likely stems from the fact that once a shortage is declared over, these companies may no longer be allowed to compound their versions of the drug.

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Several exciting updates are happening in the world of pharmaceuticals! Here’s a simple breakdown: 1. **Improving Drug Absorption**: There’s a […]

A recent study published in the journal ‘Family Practice’ reveals that many doctors are still prescribing antibiotics for common colds,

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