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March 2012
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Novartis launches Arcapta™ Neohaler™, a novel once-daily bronchodilator for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Arcapta Neohaler is the only once-daily, 24-hour long-acting beta2-agonist approved for maintenance treatment of airflow obstruction in COPD patients- Arcapta Neohaler showed significant… -
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Novartis launches Arcapta™ Neohaler™, a novel once-daily bronchodilator for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
January 2012
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Plaintiff Sales Representatives and Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Resolve Class Action Wage and Hour Claims
- Company to resolve wage and hour claims with one-time payment of up to 99 million dollars for eligible class members- Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation remains committed to compensate all… -
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Plaintiff Sales Representatives and Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Resolve Class Action Wage and Hour Claims
December 2011
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Novartis Pivotal Study of Exjade® Shows Significant Reduction of Iron Overload in Patients with Non-transfusion-dependent Thalassemia
- Trial shows Exjade, an iron chelator, is significantly better than placebo at reducing liver iron concentration in patients with NTDT- Non-transfusion-dependent thalassemia (NTDT) is a genetic… -
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Novartis Pivotal Study of Exjade® Shows Significant Reduction of Iron Overload in Patients with Non-transfusion-dependent Thalassemia
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Two Novartis Phase III Studies Show Twice as Many Ph+ CML Patients Achieve Deeper Levels of Response With Tasigna® Compared to Gleevec®
- ENESTcmr data show 23% of patients switched to Tasigna achieved undetectable levels of Bcr-Abl within 12 months compared to 11% who continued on Gleevec(1)- Three-year ENESTnd data show 32% of… -
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Two Novartis Phase III Studies Show Twice as Many Ph+ CML Patients Achieve Deeper Levels of Response With Tasigna® Compared to Gleevec®
November 2011
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Novartis Phase III Study Shows ACZ885 Helped Substantially Reduce Steroid Use in 45% of Patients With Serious Form of Childhood Arthritis
- Chronic steroid use to treat the symptoms of systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis (SJIA) can contribute to slowed growth and delayed puberty[2],[3]- The new pivotal Phase III data also showed… -
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Novartis Phase III Study Shows ACZ885 Helped Substantially Reduce Steroid Use in 45% of Patients With Serious Form of Childhood Arthritis