
- Pharmaceutical Executive-10-01-2001
- Volume 0
- Issue 0
Weak Bones, Strong Market
Driven somewhat by the HRT controversy and the growing population of postmenopausal women, the expanding osteo market made room for Eli Lilly's Evista (raloxifene), the first-in-class SERM. According to Dr. Leo Plouffe, Lilly's medical director of US women's health and reproductive medicine, the company has launched a series of clinical trials examining Evista's preventive effects against breast cancer and heart disease in women. And in another bold move, Lilly recently launched its groundbreaking Evista Alendronate Comparison (EVA) study, a head-to-head clinical trial comparing Evista with Fosamax for osteoporosis prevention and treatment and their relative efficacy in reducing risks of heart disease and breast cancer.
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National Crisis Supercedes Coverage Debateabout 24 years ago
PBMs: Merck-Medco in the Hot Seatabout 24 years ago
National Crisis Supercedes Coverage Debateabout 24 years ago
A Five-Year Forecast: Clear Seas Ahead?about 24 years ago
Approvals: Novartis’ Silver Liningabout 24 years ago
Pfizer and others Pitch Inabout 24 years ago
Oncology: EMEA Approval Lagsabout 24 years ago
Illegal Sales in Indiaabout 24 years ago
Health Plan Premiums: Pharma Takes the Blameabout 24 years ago
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