How Denmark is administering vaccines at three times the rate of Ireland
Europe Letter: Danes have vaccinated 2% of their population and even ran out of doses
Teva launches State’s first inhaler recycling programme
Scheme could remove roughly 4.4m devices currently incinerated or sent to landfill
Azure seeks to protect Ireland against medicine shortage
Sandra Gannon services supply chain when firms stop investing in off-patent products
Amarin secures approval for heart drug Vascepa in Canada
Irish pharma group gearing up for legal battle over patents with generic drugmakers
Drug companies head off opioid trial with $260m settlement
Drugmaker Teva and three distributors reached a settlement with two US counties over their alleged role in the opioid addiction crisis, just moments before the start a trial
Johnson & Johnson to appeal $572m fine for ‘misleading marketing’
Court found healthcare group is liable for costs of treating opioid addiciton
Siptu hits out at Teva for axing bonus scheme
Union says pharma firm scheme worth €1,800 to each affected worker
Mass rally in Tel Aviv to protest against new surrogacy law
Single men and homosexual couples excluded from state-supported surrogacy
Minister launches consultation on biosimilar medicines
Industry blames State policy for problem with cutting Ireland’s medicine bill
State needs new strategy to afford rising cost of medicines and new therapies
Industry group calls for a radical overhaul of medicines policy in Ireland
Deal to save State €750m on pharmaceutical drugs
Agreement should help bring prices down to European average, says Simon Harris
Generic drugs lobby criticises new agreement
Generics lobby warns Government new deal with Big Pharma will stifle competition
Failed Perrigo suitor Mylan sees revenues rise on generic drugs
Dutch-domiciled US group says it is still fully committed to planned $7.2bn takeover of Sweden’s Meda
Irish M&A activity jumps to seven-year high in 2015
Number of mergers and acquisitions up 10%, from 416 to 458 deals
Mylan defends way it saw off hostile takeover
Chief executive says shareholders can go elsewhere if not happy
Waterford believes job losses have hit it harder than most
TDs complains of little action to generate new employment opportunities
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