By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell. Editor
Last week’s news included disappointing Phase III trial results for Pfizer’s drug Ibrance in the treatment of breast cancer. Gilead Sciences released data from its own study of remdesivir, now trade-named Veklury, showing the drug, though useful, did not produce statistically-significant results in the treatment of COVID-19, but analysts still see commercial success in the longer term. On a positive note, Novo Nordisk provided further evidence of the value of its semaglutide in achieving weight loss. Elsewhere, Novartis revealed last Wednesday that the US Food and Drug Administration had extended its review of the multiple sclerosis therapy ofatumumab.
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