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Featured news

  • 25-Nov-2009
    BioCamp prompts young scholars to look at biotech

    Today’s best young minds will soon be changing the world. Novartis has created a unique global initiative encouraging top students to apply their intellects in the biotechnology industry – and to think like entrepreneurs.

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  • 25-Nov-2009
    Good governance in economic crisis

    A board of directors can restore confidence in the wake of a financial meltdown. On a panel at Yale University, Novartis General Counsel Thomas Werlen helps outline the qualities of a successful board.

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  • 12-Nov-2009
    New treatment option for frequent heartburn

    More than 50 million American adults suffer from frequent heartburn. Painful symptoms can disrupt their lives. Now Novartis Consumer Health offers Prevacid®24HR, a new way to treat frequent heartburn over-the-counter.

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  • 19-Oct-2009
    Novartis committed to new therapies for multiple sclerosis (MS) community

    Recent advances in science are enabling new treatments with greater efficacy and more convenient delivery. Novartis is investing significant resources to deliver these treatments to patients with MS.

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  • 01-Oct-2009
    Easing the pain of cats and dogs

    An innovative new Novartis product brings fast, effective relief of pain and inflammation for pets. Onsior, launched in Europe, is the first medication of its class for cats and dogs. The range of dosing options offer convenience for veterinarians and pet owners.

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  • 08-Sep-2009
    Novartis marks 20-year commitment in the fight against leprosy

    The once-dreaded disease leprosy is on the brink of elimination, but the fight goes on. Novartis commemorates 20 years of helping deliver free care, drugs and rehabilitation in India.

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  • 22-Jul-2009
    Novartis addresses climate change

    World leaders are focused on climate change and Novartis is, too. Our cutting-edge energy efficiency strategy is a driving long-term success for the environment and for our business.

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  • 20-May-2009
    Life-saving research rewarded

    Scientists who developed Novartis Coartem and Glivec receive 2009 "European Inventor of the Year" awards.

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  • 24-Apr-2009
    Novartis in the fight against malaria

    April 25 is World Malaria Day, an opportunity to reflect on the progress made in finding sustainable solutions for malaria.

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  • 31-Mar-2009
    A Revolutionary Collaboration

    With declining efficacy and resistance to existing sheep worm treatments on the rise, Novartis Animal Health worked together with sheep farmers and veterinarians to develop an unparalleled new treatment.

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  • 19-Mar-2009
    Novartis in the fight against tuberculosis

    As World TB Day on March 24 raises global awareness, Novartis remains a committed partner in the struggle.

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  • 27-Feb-2009
    A rare opportunity

    The challenges of developing products in rare diseases are many - but no obstacle for Novartis Development teams.

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  • 04-Feb-2009
    Meeting healthcare needs in emerging markets

    Novartis is working to expand its offering in emerging markets including Brazil, Russia, India and China.

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