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Doctors suffer from the God-complex. Michael Foucault, the twentieth century iconoclast had shown in his famous book Discipline and Punish how and why medicos think they own they are gods. Foucault pointed out that doctors feel they know us inside...
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It is what the far-right, war-mongering government in Israel has always sought: a green light from the United States to attack Iranian nuclear installations.
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Amgen says a continuing decline in anemia drug sales and overall weak product sales weighed down first-quarter profit, prompting the world’s largest biotechnology...
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Amgen Inc., the world’s largest biotechnology company by revenue, says its profit grew 15 percent in the fourth quarter, mostly due to lower expenses.
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Biotech drugmaker Amgen Inc. says its profit leapt in the third quarter thanks to favorable comparison with a prior-year quarter weighed down by acquisition and...
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Federal health regulators said Friday they are reviewing an experimental use of blockbuster anemia drugs made by Amgen and Johnson & Johnson that has been...
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Amgen Inc.’s second-quarter profit slipped 7.6 percent as a series of restructuring and other charges further stunted a second quarter already hit by a continued...
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Amgen Inc., the world’s largest biotech company in sales, is reporting first-quarter profits that topped Wall Street expectations even though they were nearly...
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Federal health advisers said anemia drugs sold by Amgen Inc. and Johnson & Johnson should only be used by a limited segment of chemotherapy patients _ a...
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Scientists advising the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday said anemia drugs sold by Amgen Inc. and Johnson & Johnson should be allowed to stay on the market...
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A panel of government experts recommended approval for Amgen Inc.’s experimental biotech drug to treat a blood-clotting disorder.Shares of Amgen, eroded by...
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Drug maker Amgen Inc. said Friday it expanded black box warnings about risks of death and tumor growth of its blockbuster anemia drugs.The warnings approved by the Food...
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Drug maker Amgen Inc. says regulators have added new warnings about risks of death and tumor growth to its blockbuster anemia drugs.The new warnings approved Friday by...
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Two former sales representatives for Amgen Inc. are suing the biotech company, alleging it pushed its sales force to search doctor’s confidential medical records...
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Biotech company Amgen Inc. predicted Tuesday that its cost-cutting would push its 2007 profits higher than it forecast in October.Amgen, the world’s largest...
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Biotech company Amgen Inc. on Wednesday reported flat revenue and lower profit in the third quarter as the company continues to deal with a blow to its business dealt...
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