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Labelling of Dispensed Medicine

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Introduction Guide to Good Dispensing Practice, 2016 is developed to ensure that medicines are dispensed in accordance with the laws and guidelines in both government and private health care facilities in Malaysia. Labelling Requirements A ll dispensed medicine should be labelled according to the requirement stated by the law.

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Gilead’s Vemlidy expands label to treat paediatric chronic HBV

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Vemlidy was first approved to treat adults with HBV in 2016. Its label was expanded in 2022 for use in patients 12 years and older.

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Apple adds medication tracking to iPhone and Apple Watch

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The new tool works as a component of Apple’s Health app and will let users add drugs or other health products like vitamins and supplements to a personal list – either by scanning a label or finding the product in a directory – and create custom schedules for them.

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Merck partners neuroloop on bioelectronic device for inflammation

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neuroloop – a spinout of Freiburg University in Germany formed in 2016 – has been working to date on using its device as an implant to lower blood pressure, among other applications. The Merck collaboration will concentrate on using the device alongside anti-inflammatory drug therapies.

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Bayer unit BrainVectis cleared to start Huntington gene therapy trial

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The phase 1/2 trial will be an open-label, dose-escalation study that will test various doses of BV-101 in between 12 and 18 subjects. In 2019, Bayer bought cell therapy company BlueRock Therapeutics, which was created in 2016 via a joint venture between Bayer and Versant Ventures.

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Smartphone-powered trial backs J&J’s Invokana for heart failure

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Updated labelling for Invokana has already been approved to include data showing that it can reduce the risk of hospitalisation for heart failure and diabetic kidney disease in patients with type 2 diabetes, based on the CREDENCE trial. . billion in 2016 before the product was linked to an increased risk of lower limb amputation.

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BMS sets up Roche, Pfizer rivalry with Turning Point takeover

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Xalkori is billed as an ALK inhibitor and has been approved to treat ROS1-positive NSCLC since 2016, with sales of $22 million in the first quarter, but is also used to treat ALK-mutated NSCLC and lymphoma. billion product, mainly from first-line use, if it can claim FDA approval for a broad label covering any ROS1-positive cancer.