Ilaris Turns Out to be Another Novartis Turkey

[Anonymous]

Another non-approved drug. I thought this was supposed to be the second biggest product in Novartis's history! Who sold Sr. Management on this one? Is everyone in Novartis Sr. Management a bunch of idiots?

 

[Anonymous]

Another non-approved drug. I thought this was supposed to be the second biggest product in Novartis's history! Who sold Sr. Management on this one? Is everyone in Novartis Sr. Management a bunch of idiots?

Ilaris won't even be approved and its still more successful than Fanapt! LMAO.

 

[Anonymous]

Lisa Deschamps has done an excellent job of sprinkling the fairy dust thru out the organization. I guess the magical story just couldn't be backed by science for the FDA. The bigger question is whether Sr. Management will realize that they were being told the biggest fairy tale in Novartis history.

 

[Anonymous]

The FDA's letter is only a symptom of a far greater sickness permeating Novartis' research leadership! Unfortunately, many people will suffer the consequences of this leadership vacuum. If you think your division will go unscathed - you are mistaken!

 

[Anonymous]

Could you be specific with what the FDA letter stated? Thnx

 

[Anonymous]

Another non-approved drug. I thought this was supposed to be the second biggest product in Novartis's history! Who sold Sr. Management on this one? Is everyone in Novartis Sr. Management a bunch of idiots?

Idiots attract idiots. So it starts with Napoleon Vasella.. going down to Stiff Trevor and his bunch of nitwits

 

[Anonymous]

It has great scientific merit (M. Fishman aka Mr. 'I hate marketing'.) Seriously it does have potential but as usual cheap planning is quicker.