ANA 598

Hep C.
Seems this company is just stringing along investors. All things considered, they will be delisted from NASDAQ soon. It really is a shame, excusing management for questionable decisions over the last 4 years. This could have been a nice co-treatment with SOC IFN.

Rev: CELG

Secondary Cancers.

More to come.

New Postings!

I'm back and will post starting tomorrow.

I think an update to the hepatitis b drug in phase IIb from ANDS should wake up some old ghosts and get the blood pumping again.

8-23-2011---ANA598.


upcoming: an update on CELG pipeline of the blood cancer drug Revlimid.

stay tuned for some information!

current times

I will update this page daily, so many new things that need to be explained.
Recently laid off from my job, I have plenty of time to keep the site updated.

Indometacin...

I found out that I have gout in my big toe. OUCH!!!
I was given indometacin:

To give you a trailer: it's a NSAID on steroids! Sorry PUN intended, it's not a steriod but it's a strong one.
I'm back to posting so i'll update this tomorrow, I have so much information for you about all these new drugs. Drug a day, post away......

Back!

I've been sick and now i'm back. There are a lot of new drugs out there that we need to know about. I'M BAAACK.!

stay tuned. thanks.

Let's hope Humira works: Here's what RA does to your hands

Humira: Got Rheumatoid Arthritis?

ABOUT: Rheumatoid arthritis can cause joint damage, as seen on x-ray, within the first year. For many people, HUMIRA can help slow the progression of that damage.

HUMIRA is a TNF Blocker.

TNF (tumor necrosis factor) [TNF is a protein messenger produced by the body's immune cells that yells "hey you guys, get in here, we have a problem here" It tells the rest of the immune cells that there is a problem and to react] blockers are a class of medications that fight both the painful symptoms and progressive joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

TNF blockers can slow down the rate at which RA causes damage to joints and bones. HUMIRA is one such TNF blocker.

For many patients, HUMIRA can provide relief to painful joints. It can help fight the fatigue. And it can help slow the progressive joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

BLAH! How does it work?

Humira is a monoclonal human antibody against the cytokine TNF (see above). It binds to circulating TNF in the blood and binds to it, thereby inactivating it. It therefore cannot bind to its receptor, thus inhibiting it's RA effects.

There are more indications for Humira other than RA, and I will post them here.

Your poster has a broken foot, and the vicodin is working in full effect. More to follow......More tomorrow. Good night.