Olaratumab Antibody Licensed from Lilly Demonstrates Proof of Concept as a Theranostic Radiopharmaceutical
Australia-based Telix Pharmaceuticals (OTCPK:TLPPF) announced a license agreement with Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) on Monday for olaratumab, a cancer therapy sold under the brand name Lartruv.
Australia-based Telix Pharmaceuticals (OTCPK:TLPPF) announced a license agreement with Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) on Monday for olaratumab, a cancer therapy sold under the brand name Lartruv.
Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) on Wednesday announced that Merck’s Keytruda (pembrolizumab) is the first medicine to have additional indications registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) via TGA’s provisional approval pathway
Early into an important launch for Emgality and amid rollouts for other key meds, Eli Lilly Bio-Medicines chief Christi Shaw is stepping aside. She'll be replaced at the end of August by Lilly Japan chief Patrik Jonsson.
Eli Lilly took a hit Tuesday morning as the pharma giant revealed just how painful its withdrawal of Lartruvo will be for its oncology operations while the Cialis franchise gets eaten up by generics. Less visible was a decision to dump two mid-stage drugs from its pipeline operations, both of which had figured prominently as one of its best longterm hopes in the field.
EMA recommends withdrawal of marketing authorisation for cancer medicine Lartruvo
Eli Lilly on Thursday said it is working to pull its cancer medicine Lartruvo from global markets, about three months after the pharma disclosed the drug failed a Phase 3 study
Eli Lilly's high hopes for Lartruvo hit the skids in January when the soft tissue sarcoma therapy flunked a phase 3 trial. Now that the failed drug is moving off the market, Lilly's trying to keep current patients on treatment.
(Reuters) - Eli Lilly and Co on Wednesday embraced a U.S. government proposal to end a decades-old system of rebates drugmakers make to industry middlemen, saying it could lower the cost of insulin and other prescription drugs for patients.