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CARMIEL, Israel, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Protalix BioTherapeutics, Inc. , announced today that it has signed a lease agreement for the expansion of its manufacturing and research facility. The expanded space, located in the Company's facilit
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From the New York Times Cutting Dosage of Costly Drug Spurs a Debate When a drug can cost more than 300,000 a year, the right dose becomes a matter of public debate. The drug in question, Cerezyme, is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency
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Genzyme knows virtually everyone with Gaucher disease. Critics say this lets it influence treatment to an unusual extent and encourage the use of high doses of its drug.
www.the-dispatch.com
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The Health Blog looked for stories you might have missed while you were poring over your bracket. Here??s our short list: Most everybody wants to use the right dose of a prescription medicine to get the best results. But when the drug can cost 300,000
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The levels of relevant markers of Gaucher disease including platelet counts, hemoglobin levels, glucocerebroside levels, chitotriosidase activity and ...
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Cerezyme, a treatment for Gaucher disease, which erodes bones and swells internal organics, generated more than 1.1 billion of sales last year, ...
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Those who need organ transplants or who have hemophilia, Gaucher disease or other costly chronic illnesses can easily rack up medical bills that blow through the lifetime benefits cap of 1 million or more that is a standard part of many insurance polici
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Dr. Peter Kouides, a hematologist at Rochester General Hospital, had a patient who refused treatment with Genzyme&39s Cerezyme for Gaucher&39s disease, ...
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Gaucher disease is a lysosomal storage disorder in which impaired breakdown of glucosylceramide leads to its accumulation in macrophages. ...
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The marketing of Cerezyme, a drug used treat the rare disorder Gaucher disease, provides an interesting case study of the methods used by drug makers to ...
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Is 300,000 a lot to pay for one drug for a year? If so, the correct dose is rather important, yes? That??s the issue concerning Cerezyme, which is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency called Gaucher disease, The New York Times writes, which
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Genzyme knows virtually everyone with Gaucher disease. Critics say this lets it influence treatment to an unusual extent and encourage the use of high doses of its drug. More...
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Thirty patients with Gaucher disease 8 men and 22 women between the ages of 18 and 63 were enrolled, and there were 12 unique alleles represented ...
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The marketing of Cerezyme, a drug used treat the rare disorder Gaucher disease, provides an interesting case study of the methods used by drug makers to influence the treatment decisions made by patients and doctors. Gaucher disease is a rare genetic diso
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... used to treat Gaucher disease, a rare, sometimes fatal, inherited disorder that can cause enlarged livers and spleens, anemia and bone deterioration. ...
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Dr. Peter A. Kouides, a hematologist at Rochester General Hospital, said he once had a patient with Gaucher disease who declined to be treated with Cerezyme ...
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More Hitting Cost Limit on Health Benefits Consumers Forced To Explore Options By Christopher Lee Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, January 27, 2008 A03 A small but growing number of American families beset by major medical problems are learning th
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In the U.S. doctors are cutting the price of medicine by reducing the doses that they offer patients. This tactic is understandable because some medicines cost several hundred thousand dollars per year. In Thailand, the health ministry is recommending
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When a drug can cost more than 300,000 a year, the right dose becomes a matter of public debate, say observers. Cerezyme, the drug in question, is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency called Gaucher disease. Some experts say that for most
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3/13/2008 8:11:55 PM Amicus Therapeutics Inc. FOLD on Thursday said results from a mid-stage trial of Plicera for Gaucher disease support the previous ...
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The title of this post is one of the many questions that came to mind when I read yesterday??s New York Times story, Cutting Dosage of Costly Drug Spurs a Debate. The article describes the cost of Cerezyme, a drug made by Genzyme GENZ. As the Times
prescriptionaccess.org
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Bennett Greenspan and Max Blankfeld I apologize for the previous misspelling of Greenspan??s and Blankfeld??s names of the genetic genealogy testing company Family Tree DNA have launched a new service called DNATraits to examine a customer??s DNA
www.thegeneticgenealogist.com
Cutting Dosage of Costly Drug Spurs a Debate - New York Times
After Gaucher disease, an enzyme deficiency, was diagnosed in Hannah, left, and Brianne, their family moved so their mother, Jeannie Ware, ...
www.nytimes.com
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Protalix BioTherapeutics Signs Lease Agreement for Expansion of its Manufacturing and Research Facility in Carmiel, Israel
CARMIEL, Israel, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Protalix BioTherapeutics, Inc. , announced today that it has signed a lease agreement for the expansion of its manufacturing and research facility. The expanded space, located in the Company's facilit
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From the New York Times Cutting Dosage of Costly Drug Spurs a Debate When a drug can cost more than 300,000 a year, the right dose becomes a matter of public debate. The drug in question, Cerezyme, is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency
www.healthbusinessblog.com
Drug Maker Stays Close to Doctors and Patients
Genzyme knows virtually everyone with Gaucher disease. Critics say this lets it influence treatment to an unusual extent and encourage the use of high doses of its drug.
www.the-dispatch.com
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The Health Blog looked for stories you might have missed while you were poring over your bracket. Here??s our short list: Most everybody wants to use the right dose of a prescription medicine to get the best results. But when the drug can cost 300,000
blogs.wsj.com
Amicus reports positive results of Phase II Gaucher disease trial - Trading Markets press release
The levels of relevant markers of Gaucher disease including platelet counts, hemoglobin levels, glucocerebroside levels, chitotriosidase activity and ...
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Genzyme shares could rise 20 pct or more: Barron&39s - Therapeutics Daily subscription press release
Cerezyme, a treatment for Gaucher disease, which erodes bones and swells internal organics, generated more than 1.1 billion of sales last year, ...
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Those who need organ transplants or who have hemophilia, Gaucher disease or other costly chronic illnesses can easily rack up medical bills that blow through the lifetime benefits cap of 1 million or more that is a standard part of many insurance polici
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Drugmaker too pushy on rare disease treatment? - FierceHealthcare
Dr. Peter Kouides, a hematologist at Rochester General Hospital, had a patient who refused treatment with Genzyme&39s Cerezyme for Gaucher&39s disease, ...
www.fiercehealthcare.com
Type I Gaucher Disease, a Glycosphingolipid Storage Disorder, Is ... - Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism
Gaucher disease is a lysosomal storage disorder in which impaired breakdown of glucosylceramide leads to its accumulation in macrophages. ...
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Questioned Raised by Genzyme??s Cerezyme Monopoly - Newsinferno.com
The marketing of Cerezyme, a drug used treat the rare disorder Gaucher disease, provides an interesting case study of the methods used by drug makers to ...
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At 300,000 A Year, How Much Drug Is Too Much?
Is 300,000 a lot to pay for one drug for a year? If so, the correct dose is rather important, yes? That??s the issue concerning Cerezyme, which is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency called Gaucher disease, The New York Times writes, which
www.pharmalot.com
Drug Maker Stays Close to Doctors and Patients
Genzyme knows virtually everyone with Gaucher disease. Critics say this lets it influence treatment to an unusual extent and encourage the use of high doses of its drug. More...
www.featherish.com
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Amicus Therapeutics Presents Positive Data from Phase 2 Clinical ... - Earthtimes
Thirty patients with Gaucher disease 8 men and 22 women between the ages of 18 and 63 were enrolled, and there were 12 unique alleles represented ...
www.earthtimes.org
Questioned Raised by Genzyme??s Cerezyme Monopoly
The marketing of Cerezyme, a drug used treat the rare disorder Gaucher disease, provides an interesting case study of the methods used by drug makers to influence the treatment decisions made by patients and doctors. Gaucher disease is a rare genetic diso
www.newsinferno.com
When a Drug Costs 300000 - New York Times
... used to treat Gaucher disease, a rare, sometimes fatal, inherited disorder that can cause enlarged livers and spleens, anemia and bone deterioration. ...
www.nytimes.com
Drug Maker Stays Close to Doctors and Patients - New York Times
Dr. Peter A. Kouides, a hematologist at Rochester General Hospital, said he once had a patient with Gaucher disease who declined to be treated with Cerezyme ...
www.nytimes.com
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Two Takes on Reining in Health Care Costs
In the U.S. doctors are cutting the price of medicine by reducing the doses that they offer patients. This tactic is understandable because some medicines cost several hundred thousand dollars per year. In Thailand, the health ministry is recommending
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Our Wonderful Healthcare System. Advice for the Chronically Ill:DIE!
Our Wonderful Healthcare System. Advice for the Chronically Ill:DIE! Written by JollyRoger on January 27, 2008 ?? 9:35 pm - This is the system that Chimpy twice vetoed SCHIP to force children to be put into. This is the system that allows tens of th
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CUTTING DOSAGE OF COSTLY DRUG SPURS A DEBATE
When a drug can cost more than 300,000 a year, the right dose becomes a matter of public debate, say observers. Cerezyme, the drug in question, is used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency called Gaucher disease. Some experts say that for most
www.ncpa.org
Amicus Therapeutics Reports Positive Results From Mid-stage Trial ... - RTT News
3/13/2008 8:11:55 PM Amicus Therapeutics Inc. FOLD on Thursday said results from a mid-stage trial of Plicera for Gaucher disease support the previous ...
www.rttnews.com