C*X
2 楼
是的,下看80
s*r
3 楼
老李调转方向了??
f*y
4 楼
雷。。。。上周出水没卖,亏肥了
Q*T
12 楼
ABBV消息出来前不会再涨了,但也不觉得会下100。震荡吧。
就算abbv通过了,也只是暂时dip。大盘稳了以后会一直升吧。
就算abbv通过了,也只是暂时dip。大盘稳了以后会一直升吧。
k*1
13 楼
又快到捡钱的位置了。。太好了
f*y
15 楼
For gilead investors:
HCV is huge to the company, and competition is still there. That is why
gilead is keep doing 1st gen, 2nd gen, 3rd gen.. and are keen to push them
to the market asap. They bought this voucher just to have next gen hit
market 6 month earlier.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
For the first time since the FDA began a voucher program several years ago
to encourage development of drugs to treat neglected tropical diseases, a
drug maker has sold a voucher to another company. And the deal may help the
pharmaceutical industry ballpark the value of these vouchers.
In a brief statement, Knight Therapeutics says Gilead Sciences agGILD -0.67%
reed to pay $125 million for a voucher that the small Canadian drug maker
obtained from the FDA last March. The agency awarded the voucher at the same
time it approved Impavido, a medication that Knight developed to treat
leishmaniasis, a parasitic disease spread by sand flies.
The program has generated interest, because a drug maker that develops a
treatment for a qualifying tropical disease receives a voucher for an FDA
priority review for another medicine, which means the agency would be
obligated to review the medicine in six months, instead of the standard 10
months.
HCV is huge to the company, and competition is still there. That is why
gilead is keep doing 1st gen, 2nd gen, 3rd gen.. and are keen to push them
to the market asap. They bought this voucher just to have next gen hit
market 6 month earlier.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
For the first time since the FDA began a voucher program several years ago
to encourage development of drugs to treat neglected tropical diseases, a
drug maker has sold a voucher to another company. And the deal may help the
pharmaceutical industry ballpark the value of these vouchers.
In a brief statement, Knight Therapeutics says Gilead Sciences agGILD -0.67%
reed to pay $125 million for a voucher that the small Canadian drug maker
obtained from the FDA last March. The agency awarded the voucher at the same
time it approved Impavido, a medication that Knight developed to treat
leishmaniasis, a parasitic disease spread by sand flies.
The program has generated interest, because a drug maker that develops a
treatment for a qualifying tropical disease receives a voucher for an FDA
priority review for another medicine, which means the agency would be
obligated to review the medicine in six months, instead of the standard 10
months.
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