DATE: 2013-01-04

Boston Globe		NPR, Shots blog		Forbes		Wall Street Journal
Federal government releases patient safety plan for electronic health records By Chelsea Conaboy		Drug Fulfills Promise Of Research Into Cystic Fibrosis Gene By Joe Palca		Inside The Pricing Of A $300,000-A-Year Drug By Matthew Herper		Abbott Drug Unit Embarks on New Life Without Parent By Christopher Weaver

DATE: 2012-12-24

The Telegraph		Economic Times, Indiatimes		The Telegraph		NPR, Shots
Gene breakthrough in bowel cancer By Duncan Gardham		Drug pricing policy may be finalised next week By Khomba Singh		Doctors' prescriptions 'could severely harm tens of thousands' By Stephen Adams		Whooping Cough Vaccine's Protection Fades Quickly By Scott Hensley

DATE: 2012-09-14

BBC		Wall Street Journal		Forbes		NPR, Shots
Diabetes link to breast cancer in post-menopausal women By Correspondent		FDA Approves Sanofi Pill for MS By Jennifer Corbett Dooren		Is the FDA Approving Drugs Too Quickly? By John LaMattina		Worst Of West Nile Epidemic Appears To Be Over By Richard Knox

DATE: 2012-09-13

BBC		Forbes		Economic Times, Indiatimes		New York Times
Child deaths: Unicef says global mortality rates fall By Correspondent		J&J Sees Male Breasts And Quickly Settles Risperdal Suit By Ed Silverman		Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA approval for anti-depressant By IST, PTI		New Breed of Robotics Aims to Help People Walk Again By Brian X. Chen

DATE: 2012-09-12

NPR, Shots		Forbes		BBC		Wall Street Journal
More Vaccines Come Without Copays, Unless You're On Medicare By Michelle Andrews		What Is The Rationale For The Pricing Of New Drugs? By John LaMattina		Hay fever vaccine: New method could be 'cheaper and better' By James Gallagher		Dengue Vaccine Test Encourages Scientists By Associated Press

DATE: 2012-09-11

The Telegraph		Economic Times, Indiatimes		Boston Globe		New York Times
Painkillers 'raise risk of early death in heart attack survivors' By Wire Service		Cipla’s patent win against Roche boosts hopes of generic drugmakers By Divya Rajagopal		Alzheimer’s drugs see setbacks By Karen Weintraub		Cancer Study Points to Tighter Pairing of Drugs and Patients By Gina Kolata

DATE: 2012-09-10

Wall Street Journal, Health Blog		Washington Post		NPR, Shots		Economic Times, Indiatimes
One Woman’s Drug-Resistant TB, Echoing Around the World By Geeta Anand		Few doctors know how to treat addiction. A new program aims to change that. By Sandra G. Boodman		'Test And Treat' Strategy For Curbing HIV Draws Questions By Michaeleen Doucleff		Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA nod for anti-hypertension medicine By IST, PTI

DATE: 2012-09-07

Forbes		Economic Times, Indiatimes		New York Times		Forbes
Should Health Care Rationing Be Mandatory? By Carolyn McClanahan		Pricing of imported drugs under regulatory scanner By Khomba Singh		Bits of Mystery DNA, Far From ‘Junk,’ Play Crucial Role By Gina Kolata		How A $440,000 Drug Is Turning Alexion Into Biotech's New Innovation Powerhouse By Matthew Herper

DATE: 2012-09-06

Wall Street Journal		Boston Globe, boston.com		Forbes		NPR, Shots
Roche Vows to Keep Up Drug Hunt By Marta Falconi		Agios Pharmaceuticals settles two lawsuits, signs licensing pact with University of Pennsylvania By Robert Weisman		Sarepta Outperformed Biotechs In August Due To Muscular Dystrophy Drug By Matthew Herper		High Blood Pressure: Often Recognized, But Still Poorly Controlled By Scott Hensley

DATE: 2012-09-05

Wall Street Journal		Forbes		The Telegraph		Wall Street Journal, Heath Journal
Trying a New Line of Attack in Heart Disease By Ron Winslow		Backlash Over New Gilead AIDS Drug Begins By Ed Silverman		German drug firm issues first apology to thalidomide victims By Barney Henderson		Can There Be Too Much Breast-Cancer Treatment? By Melinda Beck

DATE: 2012-09-04

Economic Times, Indiatimes		Forbes		New York Times		The Telegraph
Government to ban over-the-counter sale of 92 antibiotics By Kounteya Sinha		FDA Approves New Drug For Irritable Bowel Disorder (Update) By David Maris		Johnson & Johnson Unit Settles State Cases Over Risperdal By Katie Thomas		Delays warning over flu jabs By Rebecca Smith

DATE: 2012-08-31

Economic Times, Indiatimes		Wall Street Journal		BBC		Economic Times, Indiatimes
SMS service in offing for public awareness on cheaper drugs By IST, PTI		Big Calorie Cuts Don't Equal Longer Life, Study Suggests By Gautam Naik		Chocolate may protect the brain from stroke By Correspondent		Alarming levels of drug-resistant TB found worldwide By Reuters

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