Monthly Archives: August 2007

Public Service Announcements and YouTube

I’ve written before about the potential that exists in developing public service announcements via YouTube rather than the old fashioned way of developing them and distributing them to markets where you hope, out of charity, that they get played and … Continue reading

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FEED ME – The Growing Use of Feeds

I thought it would be good to take a minute and talk about the growing use of feeds in pharma communications. I have commented in the past about feeds – for example that the U.S. is growing in its acclimation … Continue reading

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Pfizer Gets Approval from FDA for New HIV Drug

Pfizer got an approvable letter for SelzentryTM (maraviroc) in June, 2007.  Yesterday, the FDA announced approval for the drug.  The EMEA gave approval in July. SelzentryTM is a first-in-class oral compound – a CCR5 antagonist – the first such development … Continue reading

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Food Safety and the Future, Part II

Just a note on food, following last Thursday’s post.  The Washington Post business section on Saturday carried a piece on how food that gets to your table and how that is regulated by two separate agencies – the USDA and … Continue reading

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Weekly Roundup – 8/3/07

I don’t mind sharing that it has been an exhausting week.  So much for the lazy hazy days of summer.  Apologies for the missed postings – among other things the week involved travel in messy weather.   Here inside the Beltway, … Continue reading

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