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GSK and Health Canada Warns about Unauthorized Product

GSK and Health Canada Warns about Unauthorized Product

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that GlaxoSmithKline came up with a product referred as GW501516 and is made available for Canadians but online. However, later it was found that the unauthorized product was linked with cancers in animal studies.

FDA Advisory Panel Would Meet to Discuss Avandia’s Safety

FDA Advisory Panel Would Meet to Discuss Avandia’s Safety

U. S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel will meet on June 5-6 to discuss the safety issues related to GlaxoSmithKline Plc's Avandia diabetes drug. The drug is not sold in the United States.

GSK Decides to Publish Clinical Results

GSK Decides to Publish Clinical Results

A recent report has uncovered that GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), which is the largest pharmaceutical company in Britain, has decided to support a campaign that is aiming at seeing all clinical published results.

The attempt is to ensure the preservation of the safety of medicines. The pharmaceutical company's decision has surprised one and all in the medical industry.

Glaxo in Trouble over Claims Against Avandia Diabetes Drug

Glaxo in Trouble over Claims Against Avandia Diabetes Drug

There have been claims that Avandia diabetes drug is causing high risk of heart attacks and congestive heart failure to the users. And in this regard, around four Lawsuits have been filed in the UK against the producer, GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK).

Avandia was once known as the world's best diabetes pill but now has been surrounded amid several claims.

Study Links Pandemrix to Narcolepsy

Study Links Pandemrix to Narcolepsy

Any further use of Pandemrix is being denied by drugs regulator of Europe as a number of cases of narcolepsy have been noted ever since some 800 children in Sweden and other parts of the nation have received the vaccination.

GSK Hopes to Get Approval for Its Type 2 Diabetes Drug Albigultide

GSK Hopes to Get Approval for Its Type 2 Diabetes Drug Albigultide

A recent report has talked about GlaxoSmithKline going for getting approval for its type 2 diabetes drug, albigultide, approached from the U. S. Food and Drug Administration. It has claimed that the drug has a glucagon-like peptide-1 agonist (GLP-1 agonist), which helps in insulin production.

GlaxoSmithKline Recalls Few Asthma Inhalers

GlaxoSmithKline Recalls Few Asthma Inhalers

GlaxoSmithKline-manufactured Asmol and Ventolin inhalers have faced a big recall, a recent report has found. All the sufferers are being asked to check the medication now.

Artificial Microchip Lung Used By Team to Test Drug

Artificial Microchip Lung Used By Team to Test Drug

Recent reports have revealed that US scientists are on their way to test the effectiveness of drugs on so-called lung-on-a-chip, which although is not similar to any of human organ, performs same functions as that by a healthy lung.

GSK’s New Asthma Drug Registers Success in Clinical Trials

GSK’s New Asthma Drug Registers Success in Clinical Trials

Britain's biggest drug maker GlaxoSmithKline is quite positive about its new drug that treats chronic form of asthma. Clinical trial results are strong enough to get them nod from the health regulators.

Glaxo Heavily Fined for Biggest Fraud

Glaxo Heavily Fined for Biggest Fraud

It has been found through a recent report that the drug company GlaxoSmithKline is being charged committing a health fraud in the state.

As per the findings, the largest pharmaceutical company in the UK has not only bribed doctors but has put many lives at risk as well. The company located in west London needs to feel guilty of its act in a court.

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