What We're Reading: Page 314
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Apr 24, 2017
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Financial Times
Sanofi plays down need for pharma deals
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The Guardian
WHO, Pfizer seek acceleration of global access to vaccines
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The Wall Street Journal
QuintilesIMS in deal to use Salesforce.com’s cloud technology
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Forbes
Hiding data and other criticisms of big pharma
Apr 21, 2017
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Bloomberg
Biotech M&A falls off as Trump dashes hopes of a new pharma boom
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The Guardian
Sanofi epilepsy drug linked to over 4,000 child deformities
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Chicago Tribune
$3 million awarded to widow who sued pharmaceutical firm over husband's suicide
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Kaiser Health News
With drug costs in crosshairs, health firms gave generously to Trump’s inauguration
Apr 20, 2017
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Bloomberg
Google’s health moonshot comes back to Earth
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Reuters
Gates backs big pharma push to wipe out tropical diseases
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Business Insider
We just got a better idea of how much drug companies rely on price hikes, and it doesn't look good
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Forbes
Meet the top VC in a race to find his own Parkinson's cure
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Voice of America
Overcoming opioids: The quest for less addictive drugs
Apr 19, 2017
Apr 18, 2017
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NPR
Nonprofit working to block drug imports has ties to pharma lobby
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Business Insider
The makers of a lethal-injection drug have become leaders in Arkansas' death-penalty battle
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Xconomy
Cancer drugmaker G1 Therapeutics makes IPO Pitch to Wall Street
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Forbes
The billionaire and the drug price-fixing scandal
Apr 17, 2017
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Forbes
Apple and Google, the next big pharma
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The Sacramento Bee
Can California’s ‘right to try’ law help save terminal patients?
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The Guardian
Scarcity of meningitis vaccine persists as epidemic worsens
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MarketWatch
Pharma companies are seeking a new treatment — for the backlash against high drug prices
Apr 13, 2017
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The New Yorker
Martin Shkreli is still talking
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EP Vantage
Price restraint talks hit reality bump
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Buzzfeed News
Can a simple blood test really spot cancer early? Don’t bet on it yet, scientists say
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Science
Human ‘knockouts’ may reveal why some drugs fail
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