By Ellen Foster Licking
Thursday October 18, 2007, is almost certainly a date most execs at Pfizer Inc. would like to forget. On its...
After the commercial failure of Exubera, is inhaled insulin dead? Not at all. Exubera failed for very specific reasons: a cumbersome device, non-standard dosing, and no real clinical utility. The Exubera snafu has eroded the commercial value of inhaled insulin, but Nektar may be the best-positioned company currently competing in the inhaled insulin space. Nektar can afford to re-partner its version for less, because Pfizer has already paid for the bulk of the drug development work.
By Ellen Foster Licking
Thursday October 18, 2007, is almost certainly a date most execs at Pfizer Inc. would like to forget. On its...
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