End of the road




JPMorgan polled 50 hematologists and oncologists after the news broke about the FDA's clinical hold on Inclusig. Most of those contacted don't plan to change prescribing patterns. Based on those results, the investment firm concluded that physicians "may be far less spooked by the safety update than the investor community."
 


JPMorgan polled 50 hematologists and oncologists after the news broke about the FDA's clinical hold on Inclusig. Most of those contacted don't plan to change prescribing patterns. Based on those results, the investment firm concluded that physicians "may be far less spooked by the safety update than the investor community."

nice try loser! that was yesterday's news before trial halted news this morning. No confidence in the drug to beat Gleevec! BMS & Novartis are spreading the word!
 






Help! I've fallen and I can't get up!

silly child the reps at ARIAD won't need help...we are leaders and risk takers. we land on our feet; we have the respect of our customers and respect the patients we help. We have something you will never have.... integrity, intelligence and strength Go back to eating glue while we pave the future.
 




















Doesn't look good for the sales and marketing teams. Ariad announced today that based in discussions with FDA they will immediately cease selling Iclusig.

This is greater impact to the company than halting the EPIC clinical trail. Cash flow will may not be enough to sustain the company.
 








Doesn't look good for the sales and marketing teams. Ariad announced today that based in discussions with FDA they will immediately cease selling Iclusig.

This is greater impact to the company than halting the EPIC clinical trail. Cash flow will may not be enough to sustain the company.

Big smile on my face!

-competitor
 



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