* Sika said it is acquiring Bitbau Doerr, a waterproofing system manufacturer, which is headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria and In the past business year recorded sales of 50 million Swiss francs . * Galenica has acquired physicians wholesaler Pharmapool Ltd. The transaction was completed in early January for a total value of 27.9 million Swiss francs.
Day: January 11, 2017
Swiss stocks – Factors to watch on Jan 11
* Sika said it is acquiring Bitbau Doerr, a waterproofing system manufacturer, which is headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria and In the past business year recorded sales of 50 million Swiss francs . * Galenica has acquired physicians wholesaler Pharmapool Ltd. The transaction was completed in early January for a total value of 27.9 million Swiss francs.
Swiss stocks – Factors to watch on Jan 11
* Sika said it is acquiring Bitbau Doerr, a waterproofing system manufacturer, which is headquartered in Innsbruck, Austria and In the past business year recorded sales of 50 million Swiss francs . * Galenica has acquired physicians wholesaler Pharmapool Ltd. The transaction was completed in early January for a total value of 27.9 million Swiss francs.
Drug company exec: ‘We’re hated’ for a reason
… to advance that idea, with Republican majorities in Congress and conservative Tom Price as head of the Department of Health and Human Services. But Trump, known for his populist appeal, may push for other measure putting downward pressure on …
Drug company exec: ‘We’re hated’ for a reason
… to advance that idea, with Republican majorities in Congress and conservative Tom Price as head of the Department of Health and Human Services. But Trump, known for his populist appeal, may push for other measure putting downward pressure on …
Drug company exec: ‘We’re hated’ for a reason
… to advance that idea, with Republican majorities in Congress and conservative Tom Price as head of the Department of Health and Human Services. But Trump, known for his populist appeal, may push for other measure putting downward pressure on …
Cost, technology issues are barriers to real-time cancer patient symptom reporting
Capturing real-time reports of cancer patients’ symptoms between doctor’s visits has proven health benefits, but technology and cost barriers are getting in the way of widespread adoption of the practice, reports a University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center researcher. In a perspective published in the New England Journal of Medicine , Ethan Basch, MD, MSc, addressed the need for – and the barriers preventing – electronic reporting of patients’ symptoms between visits.