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Well, Daiichi-Sankyo received approval from the FDA today for DS-8201. If you haven’t heard about Daiichi-Sankyo Cancer Enterprise, you are about to hear a great deal about this company in the next decade.
Well, Daiichi-Sankyo received approval from the FDA today for DS-8201. If you haven’t heard about Daiichi-Sankyo Cancer Enterprise, you are about to hear a great deal about this company in the next decade.
Daiichi is going to OWN the oncology space ! Well done Ken ! You did it !
Gonna chill in front a pack of wolvesCome on Keith don’t you have anything better to do over the weekend?
Gonna chill in front a pack of wolves
Merry Christmas and Happy New year! It’s all about to be very very different! Get ready
Any information on sales force hiring for this division? Thanks!
good luck if you’re an Injectafer Rep. 8201 is GREAT for DSI, but means very little to 95% of the Injectafer sales force. If you’re not in the Good Ol Boy or The new “Good Ol Girl“ network just hold tight and don’t waste your time thinking you’ll get a face to face for an oncology opening.
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Ahh yes, I wondered when the Genentech crowd would start trying to sabotage our board.just the next of many failures, small number of patients and we already have problems making it not to mention multiple lawsuits
Ahh yes, I wondered when the Genentech crowd would start trying to sabotage our board.
Wow, Negative Nelly aren’t we? Genentech is terrified. They have an incredibly weak pipeline and have a huge staff turnover since nobody wants to live in feces-laden San Francisco. Pertuzumab and T-DM1 will no longer have a place in treatment except in veterinary market. Generic trastuzumab is killing Herceptin. They have nothing. Three approvals in one year for a newbie in oncology. AZ is a powerhouse and great to have in our corner. Maybe you should leave Genentech now before the layoffs start.You’re funny, you think an Oncology powerhouse is worried about us? Past is prologue and failure is inevitable. Problem one, we’ve never sold here, problem two, were struggling like hell to make it, problem three, third line business is almost non-existent, problem four, we fail. Always. Go outside and look for a clue
Wow, Negative Nelly aren’t we? Genentech is terrified. They have an incredibly weak pipeline and have a huge staff turnover since nobody wants to live in feces-laden San Francisco. Pertuzumab and T-DM1 will no longer have a place in treatment except in veterinary market. Generic trastuzumab is killing Herceptin. They have nothing. Three approvals in one year for a newbie in oncology. AZ is a powerhouse and great to have in our corner. Maybe you should leave Genentech now before the layoffs start.
Fired recently from Daiichi-Sankyo? Or about to get fired from Genentech?you’re a complete imbecile, they’ve sold billions we’ve sold zero. cross the finish line then think about celebrating loser
you’re a complete imbecile, they’ve sold billions we’ve sold zero. cross the finish line then think about celebrating loser
Fired recently from Daiichi-Sankyo? Or about to get fired from Genentech?
so our President was fired from Amgen and so was our sales leader who never worked in oncology. I ain’t making that up go talk to any Amgen person and they’ll tell you both things are true. But yeah, sure, we‘’ll win. Makes tons of sense. Keep believing Peter Pan!!!!!
so our President was fired from Amgen and so was our sales leader who never worked in oncology. I ain’t making that up go talk to any Amgen person and they’ll tell you both things are true. But yeah, sure, we‘’ll win. Makes tons of sense. Keep believing Peter Pan!!!!!