Dabrafenib is sold as the brand name Tafinlar and trametinib is sold as the brand name Mekinist.
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You need a brand name: People are sometimes skeptical of free condoms or non-brand name condoms.
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The law involves the RU-486 "abortion pill," also called mifepristone (brand name Mifeprex) and misoprostol (brand name Cytotec).
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Buprenorphine is commonly known by the the brand name Suboxone, and naltrexone is sold under the brand name Vivitrol.
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Currently, brand-name drug makers pay 50 percent of enrollees' brand name drug costs while they are in the doughnut hole.
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That product — identical to its brand-name sibling — sells for around $300, or half of the list price of brand-name EpiPens.
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Because generic drugs are so similar to their brand-name counterparts, a generic drug's maker can piggyback off the FDA approval of the brand-name drug.
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Partner, which said it will start a process of looking for a new brand name, will continue providing services under the Orange brand name until further announcement.
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The data mostly show PBMs are reaping large Medicaid windfalls on generic drugs, not brand-name drugs (although clandestine rebates make brand-name drugs lucrative in other markets).
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Currently Absa is the brand name for the group's retail banks in South Africa but in future all of the group's operations across Africa will use that brand name.
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One marketing trick is to have the brand name appear close to the skip button on a video ad in the hope of getting viewers to remember the brand name.
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In Canada, many listed brand-name drug prices are lower than American listed brand-name prices even though the average income per capita is almost identical for the two neighbors.
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The BBA shortened this timeline for brand name drugs, and enrollees in the coverage gap will now be responsible for 25 percent of their brand name drug costs starting in 2019.
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It's a common tactic by brand-name drugmakers who want to compete directly with generic manufacturers without lowering the price of their brand-name product, which some patients continue to prefer.
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One FDA study found that when a brand-name drug has eight generic competitors, patient's buying the generic versions pay on average just 28500 percent of the cost of the brand name.
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A trademark is, in its simplest terms, a brand name.
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It still has the best brand name in the business.
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DowDuPont Inc sells Monsanto's formulation under its own brand name.
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One exception is bedaquiline, sold under the brand name Sirturo.
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Okay, RNC, here it is, my brand name for Hillary.
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How a Brand Name Becomes Generic Pass the Kleenex, please.
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You lose packaging, you lose sometimes even the brand name.
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The drug is today marketed under the brand name Antabuse.
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Walking in, everything was — fittingly with its brand name — luminous.
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The brand name Daewoo has largely disappeared in South Korea.
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But the bigger surprise is that brand-name drugs in particular are seeing a counterintuitive trend: Rising prices for brand-name drugs were mostly attributable to existing drugs that were already on the market.
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While regular shoppers choose brand-name painkillers 26 percent of the time, according to research published last year by Dutch economist Bart Bronnenberg, pharmacists pick brand-name products in 9 percent of their purchases.
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Generics are pharmaceuticals that are equivalent to a brand-name drug.
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This included 29 brand-name combination pills with generic alternatives available.
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The generic costs half as much as the brand-name product.
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Doctors prescribed Keppra — the brand name for Levetiracetam — to treat Jaelah.
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And they're not the only brand name with multiple mentions, either.
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Dogan pays U.S. President-elect Donald Trump for the brand name.
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One brand name, Dank Vapes, had been used by 57 patients.
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But the manual doesn't mention Google or a catchier brand name.
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Here are the best ones we found, sorted by brand name.
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And other strong, brand name franchises remain solid long-term investments.
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PSA: Don't use a popular brand name for your online accounts.
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Use of brand-name prescriptions by CDHP customers is even lower.
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But Uber wasn't the only brand name coopted by the suspects.
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Clinton takes Coumadin, the brand name for the blood thinner warfarin.
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For brand-name drugs, the rate is at least 23.1 percent.
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If available, you can register your brand name with these sites.
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Sandoz's drug costs about 15 percent less than the brand name.
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Pakistan Mobile Communications is also known by its brand name Jazz.
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Most investors are familiar with the brand name and the service.
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People ask for malbec as if it were a brand name.
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Both stores are the most common format of each brand name.
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Peter created the Sushirrito brand name and trademarked it in 2008.
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Epicurean is the most popular brand name in composite cutting boards.
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Early in 2017, she got on buprenorphine (common brand name: Suboxone).
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Brand-name drugs have the same quality problems and lax oversight.
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Queen Elizabeth is "a celebrity brand name without parallel," he said.
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Our brand-name drugs are much more expensive than other countries'.
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The brand name "KitKat" is not at issue in the case.
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He eventually settled on the brand name, Natura Siberica, in 2008.
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It's odd to reflect on this brand name, 9 Line Apparel.
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Generic companies often challenge brand-name drug patents before the board.
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Its brand name "xiao niu" implies coolness in Mandarin as well.
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Getting consumers to recognize the brand name of Lidl takes time.
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The Barneys brand name will be licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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One reason is that brand-name drug firms delay generic entry.
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The ACA also imposes a tax on manufacturers of brand-name pharmaceutical drugs that are sold to government programs like Medicare and Medicaid, to recoup some of the added cost that comes with brand name products.
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Sorafenib, also made by Bayer, is sold under the brand name Nexavar.
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Brand-name drugs pay a rebate rate of at least 23.1 percent.
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Nearly 21 years later, sales of the brand-name drug have dropped.
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Nearly 53 years later, sales of the brand-name drug have dropped.
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The immunotherapy is manufactured by Merck & Co under the brand name Keytruda.
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"When you're French, everything you do has to be a brand name."
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That's the least amount that brand-name products are required to pay.
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It will market its version of Humira under the brand name Imraldi.
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White uses an antibiotic called metronidazole (brand name Flagyl) as an example.
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The company also says that the Resy brand name will live on.
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Since brand-name software was expensive, he learned to program his own.
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And the brand-name activists are still commanding attention from corporate chiefs.
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Nora En PureAlso the brand name for bottled distilled water from France.
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By 2017, about 153 percent of smoking displays involved brand-name cigarettes.
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Companies in these industries would probably never become a household brand name.
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It's not the first time a company has dropped its brand name.
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Virtually no one buys anything with the Koch brand name on it.
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Most companies want to scream out their brand name at you everywhere.
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But these keys are not specifically marketed under Google's Titan brand name.
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Think of Medicare for all as a brand-name single-payer plan.
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This keeps insulin firmly in brand-name territory, with prices to match.
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The F.D.A. has approved three drugs for opioid treatment — buprenorphine (often known by the brand name Suboxone), methadone and naltrexone (known by the brand name Vivitrol) — and says they are safe and effective combined with counseling and other support.
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Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals will enjoy the repeal of a tax on brand-name drugs.
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Cash is the last brand-name big safety who could convert to linebacker.
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Researchers in Brazil and Switzerland worked together to test nine brand-name toothpastes.
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The drug was approved in Europe in 2014 under the brand name Xultophy.
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FTC litigation continues against Solvay and other of the brand name drug companies.
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Additionally, the gap between prescriptions filled for brand name versus generics is large.
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Additionally, the gap between prescriptions filled for brand-name versus generics is large.
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Automotive web site The Drive was first to report on the brand name.
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She said she will "be in touch soon" with a new brand name.
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Nigerians are known for purchasing a high volume of brand name goods internationally.
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This is more than a decade later and it's a known brand name.
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You should see a screen that bears the brand name of your motherboard.
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Sellers of brand-name drugs pay a rate of at least 23.1 percent.
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U.S. pharmacy benefit managers are already trimming brand-name drugs from their rosters.
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Naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan, is quite literally life-saving.
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"Brand name plays a part — that's true for wine regions too," Isle says.
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Brand-name list prices increased nearly 11 percent in 2016, the company said.
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Startups compete with other startups to attain funding from the brand name VCs.
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"Katie Couric has a brand name — she's widely liked, respected, recognized," Csathy said.
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Facebook operates this digital skills training program under the brand name "Community Boost".
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You'd think the adaptation would leverage the brand name, but not much else.
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Revenues for brand-name drugs were "relatively flat" in 2014, the report shows.
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The manufacturer plans to continue using the 737 Max brand name, Calhoun said.
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The brand name drugs deny samples to the generic firms citing regulatory obligations.
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Price: Makeup brushes vary in price based on materials, quality, and brand name.
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They can advise patients on lower cost generic alternatives to brand name drugs.
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And among brand-name drugs, the rate of price increase is now decreasing.
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"Disney is doing a really good job of leveraging their brand name," said.
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That was offset by higher volumes and higher prices of brand name drugs.
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The bottom line: Drug makers aren't just hiking prices on brand-name products.
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In the United States, Truvada is available only as a brand-name drug.
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When a brand-name drug first loses its patent protection, prices fall slowly.
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Again, you don't need to spend for the expensive or brand-name item.
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The prices of some commonly prescribed brand name drugs are rising even more.
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In 1915, Corning made 13 ovenware dishes under the new brand name Pyrex.
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Adamis said the Food and Drug Administration also approved the brand name Symjepi.
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So Nash-Taylor and Skaist-Levy wanted the brand name to convey luxury.
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But as a defense for the ever-increasing prices of brand-name drugs?
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Brand-name drugs pay higher rebates to the Medicaid program than generic drugs.
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The brand name was illegible, which made it feel kinda weird and irreverent.
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Pharmacists don't buy brand-name, over-the-counter medications, and you shouldn't either.
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Discount the Raltegravir, and you're left with Truvada—the brand name of PrEP.
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Health risk scores, frailty scores, brand-name medicine propensity scores are all available.
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Beyond the financial expense of brand name cleaners, there are also health issues.
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Brand-name drug prices during that time period more than doubled in price, from an average of $7 per filled prescription day to $16 per day — even as usage of brand-name prescriptions by kids dropped by almost 50 percent.
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Current regulations allow a brand name manufacturer to use gimmicks, like small changes to their brand name drugs, that do not effect that drug's effectiveness, to extend a its patent protection and prevent other manufacturers from entering the market to compete.
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As an example: "One might choose brand-name paper towels over generic paper towels, because the brand name offers more absorption," says Aaron Kesselheim, director of the Program on Regulation, Therapeutics, and Law at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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Boohoo is bidding $20 million for the Nasty Gal brand name and customer database.
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The brand-name drug made $1.4 billion in sales last year, according to Drugwatch.
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That's a medication sold under the brand name Narcan used to treat opioid overdoses.
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Repatha) and alirocumab (brand name Praluent), which is produced by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
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Amazon Basics accessories are usually much more cost effective than buying brand name ones.
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A year later, the cheapest brand-name combo was running about $727 a year.
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He now owned the exclusive brand name rights and operation of all McDonald's locations.
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The customers get the psychological satisfaction of being taken seriously by brand-name enterprises.
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The key was that these sites masqueraded as brand-name publishers in advertising exchanges.
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It's designed to draw in audiences just through the gravity of brand-name awareness.
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Accutane is the brand name for a drug called isotretinoin — a vitamin A-derivative.
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To be clear, Dotdash is a trading brand name, not a consumer-facing brand.
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It comes from both traditional, brand-name Republican donors alongside people drawn by Trump.
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The only difference is a $2,000 generator is more functional than brand-name clothing.
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The medicine was sildenafil citrate, which is commonly sold under the brand name Viagra.
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No. And because their brand name is so strong, they get away with it.
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They've been misclassifying EpiPen as a generic drug, rather than a brand name drug.
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Broadcom said it will own and use Broadcom's brand name after the deal closes.
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The brand name appears to be a nod to Great Wall Chairman Wei Jianjun.
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And it's not the kind of content that's associated with the HBO brand name.
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The devices, though, are referred to by many by a popular brand name, Stingray.
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There's just one thing missing: the brand name for GM's new e-bike line.
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Generic drugs are copies of brand-name drugs that are both safe and affordable.
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Apotex would then manufacture cheaper identical products that did not carry a brand name.
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People have often used our brand name to try and sell their fake products.
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TJX buys excess inventory of brand-name clothes and resells them at low prices.
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The after-rebate prices of brand name drugs rose just 3.5 percent last year.
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Atorvastatin (brand name Lipitor) and simvastatin (Zocor) had the strongest associations with skin infections.
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Chevrolet filed a patent last week for another ZR2150 brand name, the ZR22 Bison.
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Google Assistant understood 92% of brand name medicines and 84% of generics, they found.
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The device was approved by the F.DA. under the brand name Annovera in 19853.
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To that end, the Tigers will probably hunt for a brand-name, expensive coach.
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But naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan, has also had unintended consequences.
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Another was to anagram POTENTIAL to get a well-known brand name (LIPTON TEA).
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Remy and other Western companies brought not only skills but also their brand name.
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Recode reported in February that Amazon was testing out the Mama Bear brand name.
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Fraxel, a brand name derived from "fractional laser photothermolysis," is in this latter category.
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Mr. Trump has no involvement in the project except to provide his brand name.
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Dick's purchased the bankrupt retailer's brand name in its bankruptcy auction and the SportsAuthority.
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The trademark case concerned a line of clothing sold under the brand name FUCT.
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Bartenders made drinks with cheap liquor served out of bottles bearing brand-name labels.
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And yet it costs around the same price as the brand name drug. Why?
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"The brand name is a vessel that carries ideas into the marketplace," he said.
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But increasing numbers of costly new brand-name drugs are also entering the market.
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The first ones approved were ipilimumab (brand name Yervoy), nivolumab (Opdivo) and pembrolizumab (Keytruda).
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In Canada, a povidone-iodine gargle solution is sold under the brand name Betadine.
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Drug makers have long cultivated doctors to promote brand-name medicines to their peers.
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Choosing an Airbnb over a brand-name hotel can save you a few bucks.
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Elanco Animal Health Inc manufactures Paylean, its brand name for a ractopamine feed ingredient.
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Bluegogo's brand name, deposits, debts and other properties will be retained by the company.
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Someone has your brand name as their Twitter handle and their account is inactive.
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Of the 268 brand name drugs studied, 97 percent saw a retail price increase.
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Canopy Growth, though, is hoping that brand name recognition will help it stand out.
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Ranitidine is used to treat heartburn, and sold under the brand-name drug Zantac.
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The research was funded by Astellas Pharma US, maker of gilteritinib (brand name Xospata).
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Misoprostol, also known by the brand name Cytotec, is often used to treat miscarriages.
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Much like generics, biosimilars offer a lower-priced alternative to brand-name biologic drugs.
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Durvalumab is already on the market for bladder cancer, under the brand name Imfinzi.
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As part of the transaction, Kaplan acquired the rights to the Barron's brand name.
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The combination HIV therapy is sold under the brand name Kaletra by AbbVie Inc.
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Then before you know it, your brand name is sort of synonymous with shit.
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Is it about surface appearance, or brand name recognition, or something else less nameable?
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Interbrand's annual ranking of the world's 100 biggest brands measures how much a brand name contributes to a consumer's decision to buy a product, and therefore the premium a company can charge for brand-name goods, over factors such as price or convenience.
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When drug companies offered a coupon for the brand-name version, more patients stuck with the more expensive brand-name drug, and the company raised the prices on such drugs faster than it did for drugs for which no coupon was available.
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The anesthetic in question is called procaine hydrochloride (Novocaine is the brand name for it).
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"It's a totally established brand name with little competition," medical reporter Robert Langreth told CBS.
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The package also bore the brand name Oreo scrolled in the HBO show's official font.
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It raised taxes on health insurance companies and tanning salons and brand-name pharmaceutical drugs.
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Stop buying Tylenol, Aleve, Motrin or any other brand-name painkiller while you're at it.
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Despite the silly brand name, Douchebags picks its materials with a serious commitment to quality.
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Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage maker with the globe's most recognisable brand name.
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The brand name "Chipotle" once conjured up images of fresh, uncomplicated food and healthy initiatives.
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Scott said his family chose KOA because of its great brand name in the business.
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The project developed a "prototype modular robotic system" which uses the brand name of JUVA.
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The rumored sale might include the Zagat brand name and its website, the report says.
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Brand-name drug companies and manufacturers of lower-cost generic drugs have historically been rivals.
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A nurse holds up a vial and box for the HPV vaccine, brand name Gardasil.
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Rather, it's going all in on a new strategy: Offer everything under one brand name.
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But sellers of brand-name drugs have to pay a rebate rate of 23.1 percent.
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Among the many brand-name companies in its portfolio are Coinbase, Airbnb, Pinterest and Reddit.
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For those who care about brand name, Walmart has the Wolfgang Puck BPCRM800B for sale.
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Ken Stevenson said he ordered brand-name and generic versions of the arthritis drug Celebrex.
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And Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport now uses the brand name Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.
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Brand-name drugs have to pay higher rebates to states than generics — 23.1% versus 13%.
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So, what's a business with a fabled brand name and those kind of financials worth?
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Brand-name drugs account for 72% of drug spending, but only 10% of filled prescriptions.
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EuroFX brochure makes clear that EuroFX is a brand name for Euro Forex Investment Ltd.
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For a while in the early 2010s, every brand name seemed to contain an ampersand.
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There's really no business that's been better for The Donald than the Trump brand name.
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Historically large brand name products in the supermarket have commanded more demand and higher costs.
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Calling a hoverboard a Segway is also inaccurate because Segway is a trademarked brand name.
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Generic products are assessed a much lower rebate than brand-name drugs in that program.
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Moreover, analysts have found no correlation between rebates for brand-name drugs and cost increases.
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It's not brand name, and is made with avocado seed oil to encourage lash growth.
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The unofficial uniform is FaZe Clan merch paired with designer sportswear and brand-name slides.
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"I love that you can get a brand name two-pack for $20," she wrote.
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Some of the better brand-name surveys are pretty reliable; be more leery of others.
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The brand-name drug has a retail price around $260 a month, according to GoodRx.com.
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Adamis said its pre-filled epinephrine syringes would be sold under the brand name Symjepi.
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Essentially, the owners of various brand-name club apples have control over those apples' availability.
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Like at Whole Foods, it's pretty difficult to find brand-name products on the shelves.
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"If you want to get your kids into investing, buy a brand name," Cramer said.
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Often, pharmaceutical ingredients are manufactured in the same location for brand-name and generic drugmakers.
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Mr. Chandler has become a brand name in American evangelicalism, with a large national following.
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Brand-name drug companies say these proceedings are often stacked against them and their patents.
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Lee would likely also retain the Luxe brand name and some of the company's technology.
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In the 1960s, the antibiotic metronidazole (brand name Flagyl) was introduced into the United States.
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Tabasco is both a variety of pepper and the brand name of a hot sauce.
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Varenicline (sold under the brand name Chantix), Jani explained, is a nicotinic receptor partial agonist.
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Most of her patients, she said, have done well on the brand name drug, Suboxone.
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ABAL and Arab Bank have a close relationship, sharing the same brand name and strategy.
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From there, his team conducts preliminary trademark research on a subset of brand name candidates.
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When it turned out that few learners completed the MOOCs, and that it was difficult to build a viable business model on a foundation of free anything, both companies pivoted to tuition-based novel credentials: Udacity nanodegrees with curriculum from brand-name companies like Google and Apple; Coursera specializations with curriculum from brand-name universities like Yale and Stanford, but with additional content from some of the same brand-name companies e.g.
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But CMS said Wednesday that Mylan should be paying, but isn't, a rebate rate of 23.1 percent for brand-name drugs, as well as an inflation rebate that is legally required when drugmakers raise the prices of brand-name drugs above the inflation rate.
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When most American customers think of pancakes, IHOP is the first brand name that pops up.
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The study was funded by pharmaceutical manufacturer Novartis which markets ribociclib under the brand name Kisqali.
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Even her early days as a model come courtesy of brand-name recognition of her family.
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Alaska Airlines has announced it will kill off the Virgin America brand name sometime in 2019.
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Apple has treated Beddit similar to Beats, though, keeping the brand name alive since the acquisition.
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All of a sudden you're the "insert major car company brand name here" guy, you know?
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Critics say one of the hamstrings in treatment is limited access to buprenorphine -- brand name Suboxone.
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This comes after calling off an auction for the retailer's brand name and other IP assets.
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If we don't have it as a brand name, then we have nothing to stand on.
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Celecoxib sales also were $2.5 trillion, almost all of them for the brand-name drug Celebrex.
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In Saskatchewan, for example, that price is 25 percent of the cost of brand name products.
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Popsicle is also a solid guess, but it's actually a brand name, not a generic term.
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In time, the company's products, and maybe even its brand name, could be different, he says.
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Adderall is the brand name of a prescription medication that treats deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.
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Probability of Samsung using the "Galaxy" brand name: Extremely highWill it feature a crazy new design?
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Sarah Jessica Parker never says the brand name EpiPen when she does TV appearances for Mylan.
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Those elected officials suggested that EpiPen should be considered a brand-name product for rebate purposes.
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The offending gummies, for example, contained Lycasin, a brand name for a sugar substitute called malitol.
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State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Forshey said officials found a diuretic known by the brand name Lasix.
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Amazon has apparently been piloting its affordable lingerie in Europe, under the brand name Iris & Lilly.
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Klobuchar has introduced bills to encourage the development of cheaper, generic alternatives to brand-name drugs.
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The brand name "Turnstyle" will remain for the time being, though that could change in time.
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It also details which doctors were writing prescriptions for brand-name drugs instead of cheaper alternatives.
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Women were sharing hot chocolate (with marshmallows!) and eating brand-name sugary-mouth scraping cereal. Donuts!
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If you know the specific accessory you're looking for, you can type in the brand name.
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Dow Chemical Co., which sells the pesticide under the brand name Lorsban, also supported Pruitt's decision.
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TASER says a dozen brand-name holster manufacturers will be releasing holsters designed for it, too.
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CREATES would open a pathway to generics to sue brand-name manufacturers to obtain product samples.
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"Having a brand name that is trusted and reputable is humongous for us," Ms. Kelly said.
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B. Hunt is a brand name that is known and trusted by carriers and shippers alike.
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The dispute illustrates how the lines between brand-name and generic companies are starting to blur.
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Instead of offering brand-name items, the company stocked one "brand-less" choice of each item.
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Brand Extensions Providing Growth: Management is committed to leveraging its brand name into higher-margin businesses.
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With vaping, 25 percent of displays featured brand name products at the start of the study.
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After a moment or two, Celot cups his hands around the bottle's brand name, Molmenti Celot.
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Insurance companies use co-payments when they negotiate with the makers of competing brand-name drugs.
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Whether a drug is classified as a brand-name or a generic makes a big difference.
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For those who can afford it, owning brand-name art instantly confers cultural and financial status.
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So good will typically includes the value of a brand name, customer accounts and patented technology.
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In December, Alphabet created a new brand name, Waymo, to house all its self-driving technology.
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Drug costs are soaring, and one of the biggest cost drivers is prescription brand-name drugs.
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It's known by its brand name, Narcan, although there are several other brands of the drug.
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By contrast, style and brand name, were only important to a small fraction of our readers.
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The company also considered selling the overdose-revival drug naloxone — often called its brand name Narcan.
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Then buy brand-name for the stuff you care about and go generic for everything else.
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Brand name cookware sets can be expensive, often over $300 for a small number of pieces.
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Generic drugs are typically cheaper than brand-name products that have patent protection and no competitors.
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Insurers and hospitals complain that drug makers set overly high list prices for brand name drugs.
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Just so you know, generic medications in these cases are as effective as brand name medications.
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Most of its members went to brand-name universities, and consider themselves deserving rather than entitled.
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Analysts on Wall Street said Morgan Stanley is likely to keep E-Trade's strong brand name.
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But they are less than the approximately 8% increase on 580 brand name medications in 2018.
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Nobody wants brand-name companies to drag their feet and keep prices higher longer than necessary.
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The conflict arises when the benefit manager gets a rebate on brand-name drugs, said Bishop.
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Known by the brand name EpiPen, the device now retails for roughly $2023 per two-pack.
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A "white box" product is a custom-built technology offering without a well-known brand name.
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Few people, though, have turned to the one true alternative — known by the brand name Adrenaclick.
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Why pay $10 for a generic when for $4 I can get the brand-name drug?
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The rich get richer: Well-established, brand-name organizations see spikes in donations, especially during crises.
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Like those rapidly growing discount retailers, Grocery Outlet buys brand name products directly from suppliers for cheap.
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While he referred to the brand name Narcan, Farmington Fire uses a generic form of the medicine.
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The agency picked that price because it's roughly the average copay for a preferred brand-name drug.
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"The most valuable to them are things like designer apparel, anything with a brand name," Moraca said.
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Expensive patented brand-name drugs are a key part of the problem, but not the entire story.
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Even after rebates, Medicare spending for brand-name drugs rose 62% between 2011 and 2015, says Feldman.
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"It is a win because they're attracting brand-name 'fintech' and others will follow," said Revolut's Storonsky.
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" Rather than come up with an obscure brand name, Vizio just calls the feature "Smooth Motion Effect.
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The open question is really how many handsets the company will release under the trusted brand name.
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The Ticwatch 2 Active Smartwatch does everything brand name smartwatches do at a fraction of the price.
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Set up alerts for mentions of your competitors' brand name, product names and the owner's full name.
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The brand name was trademarked earlier this year, and Bieber has been sporting "Drew" attire since October.
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Big Penis capsules secretly contain sildenafil, also known by the brand name Viagra, according to the FDA.
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But the LayZ Board brand name does not appear in searches on the UL hoverboard certification database.
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But before you spend a lot of money, ask yourself: Am I paying for the brand name?
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Also, brand-name drugs have to pay additional rebates if their price increases rise more than inflation.
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"I'd like to create a brand around Ava or whatever brand [name] we go with," he says.
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For instance Powermat wireless charging tech, now sold under the Duracell brand name, was introduced in 2009.
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The agency's investigators purchased brand name products from third-party vendors on sites such as Amazon, Walmart.
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But sellers of brand-name drugs are required to pay a rate of at least 23.1 percent.
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The JAMA paper describes two forms of legal protection that give brand name pharmaceuticals an effective monopoly.
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It's a fact that Americans pay among the highest brand name prescription drug prices in the world.
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Others are limiting the use of manufacturer coupons for brand-name drugs when generic-equivalents are available.
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OxyContin is a brand name for an extended-release version of oxycodone, a commonly prescribed opioid painkiller.
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But with all the brand-name coaches he has ignored, Jackson still has viable options, solid choices.
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There's many amazing companies out there, but also don't be blinded by any type of brand name.
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PureFunds has filed a lawsuit against ETFMG over the termination (see: "ETF Shakeup: PureFunds Brand Name Ousted ").
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Such offbeat choices can exasperate concert promoters, but Rousset refuses to limit himself to brand-name masters.
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The company's key competitive advantages include its low-cost operations, continued product innovation and brand name recognition.
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And from Russian and Chinese hacking to brand-name breaches, our cyber rivals are overtaking our defenses.
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Lincoln is reintroducing the mid-sized Aviator brand name after discontinuing it more than a decade ago.
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That's a big deal: Generic drugs are 80 to 85 percent less expensive than brand-name ones.
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Make homemade cleaning products for a buck instead of spending $5 or more on brand-name products.
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The price of brand-name prescription drugs jumped 164 percent between 2008 and 2015, according to ExpressScripts.
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The stumble wiped $2 billion off its profit and cast a shadow over the Samsung brand name.
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When Amazon first launched in 1995, founder Jeff Bezos had a different idea for his brand name.
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Costco, for example, has a member prescription program that offers discounts on generic and brand-name medications.
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Makers of brand-name drugs have to pay higher rebates to states than generics — 23.1% versus 13%.
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This will happen only with a strong F.D.A. curbing abuses by both brand-name and generic drugmakers.
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Many of the websites that consumers visited implied the policies being offered were from brand-name insurers.
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Generic drugs are supposed to lower drug prices by introducing cheaper alternatives to the brand-name version.
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Brand name drugs are the reason that America has higher per-capita drug spending than other countries.
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It's looking for the brand name of an oven, and in this case, the answer is AMANA.
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"Less than a minute of talking to a drug rep will increase prescribing of brand-name drugs."
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Meanwhile, his competitors can do so — even using his brand name as the keyword to bid against.
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Suboxone, the brand name version of buprenorphine, is distributed on small tabs that can be hidden easily.
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Systems affiliated with medical schools often command higher prices from private insurers based on brand name alone.
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Only one brand element, such as a logo, would be allowed in addition to the brand name.
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Despite his well-known brand name, he had never before been invited to the World Economic Forum.
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It could be the first of many well-known, brand name companies to go public this year.
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The generic business has been struggling with falling prices even as brand-name drug prices have risen.
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Streaming services could also drop in brand-name products based on when a show is being watched.
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Streaming services could also drop in brand-name products based on when a show is being watched.
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Canakinumab lowers CRP and is sold now under the brand name Ilaris for some rare inherited diseases.
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Well-known brand-name items were boxed up in plastic or wrapped with detectors to prevent shoplifting.
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Facility managers solved the problem by installing artificial grass that became known by the brand name AstroTurf.
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These abuses occur when brand-name producers refuse to let generic competitors participate in shared safety protocols.
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Nokia's brand name is perhaps best associated with indestructible candy bar phones and inexpensive but competent smartphones.
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For NASH, the company has applied for a distinct brand name that can carry a separate price.
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And last but not least, he added a black stenciled sticker featuring the Boring Company brand name.
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Under the standardized version of a silver plan, co-payments would be $30 for a visit to a primary care doctor, $65 for a visit to a specialist, $15 for a generic prescription drug, $50 for a preferred brand-name drug and $100 for a nonpreferred brand-name drug.
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If there's any consolation, it's that the Packard Bell brand name has lived on in many markets outside of the United States, currently as a subsidiary of Acer—essentially in the same way that Acer uses its Gateway brand name in the US. But even Acer, which has a pretty solid brand name of its own, has let the legacy brands fall into disuse; last week the company took a writedown on its trademarks for both Gateway and Packard Bell.
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I asked Hernandez what would explain existing, not new, brand-name drugs driving price increases to this degree.
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It's Truvada, the brand name of a daily HIV prevention pill known as pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP.
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That argument is being made for them by an entity whose former brand name was literally 'Russia Today'.
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Yes, I know, what is the sign, if not the neon lettering that spells out the brand name?
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Vivitrol is the brand name for a new, extended release and very expensive (over $1,000 a month) formulation.
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The price of that drug, often sold under the brand name Cozaar, increased by 491 percent in 2015.
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But another bug is on the horizon that is setting a new bar for brand-name bug disclosures.
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The money will go to purchasers that bought brand-name Provigil from Cephalon directly, like wholesalers and distributors.
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It's also important to note that many of the companies listed produce both brand name and generic drugs.
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The agency picked that price because it's roughly the average co-pay for a preferred brand name drug.
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"The generic's [EpiPen] cheaper than the brand name," noted Anna Zink, senior data engineer, athenaResearch, an Athenahealth division.
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Sildenafil is sold as a generic drug for erectile dysfunction as well as under the brand name Viagra.
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The new brand name, "Siemens Healthineers", is intended to underline its pioneering spirit, Siemens said in a statement.
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State television turned against the app, and producers were warned not to utter its brand name on air.
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Hall was drawn to the idea of building a brand name, and garnering a little bit of fame.
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But the brand name says it all: Fujitsu makes computers for enterprise, not for wayward millennials like me.
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She has since announced the brand name, which draws from her own moniker: Tequila Honor del Castillo. 4.
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The lower rate is owed by generic products, and the higher rates are paid by brand-name products.
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Rather, the firm's aim is to produce a new material in its own right, complete with brand name.
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Though the brand name is easy to tolerate, you might get a headache, say, when taking the generic.
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Camera components are obviously really important to smartphone cameras, but a brand name isn't what makes them good.
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The drug, sold under the brand name Belviq, costs about $280 per month according to the website goodrx.com.
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The Republican's campaign is not working right now and it's doing immense damage to the party's brand name.
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The company paid $6.5 million into a fund to compensate consumers and changed the brand name to OGX.
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This means another Android player has emerged in the overcrowded market, albeit one with a familiar brand name.
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Currently, there are five brand-name, abuse-deterrent formulations on the market: OxyContin, Embeda, Hysingla, Zohydro and Targiniq.
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The generic version will sell for $300, or about half of the price of the brand-name version.
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Ollie's sells brand-name overstock items from air conditioners to hair dye, and Five Below caters to teens.
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But those who sell brand-name products are required to pay a rebate of at least 23.1 percent.
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The more abbreviations and details after the brand name, the better you can expect the model to be.
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Convene doesn't exactly spur a lot of brand name recognition, but the company's certainly got the fundraising cache.
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Each January, the Outdoor Retailer Snow Show in Denver, Colorado lives up to its very on-brand name.
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And the best part is, they're produced by brand-name manufacturer McCormick, according to the Krazy Coupon Lady.
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And last year we found an association between payments and higher rates of brand-name prescribing, on average.
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The top courts of Massachusetts and California ruled brand-name manufacturers could be sued by generic drug users.
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Both offer lower priced, brand-name goods, and the stocks gave a run after they reported excellent quarters.
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The legislation under consideration would also provide for damages for generic companies denied access to brand name drugs.
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The Vanguard brand name is strong, but the company has to spend time and effort on advisor education.
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That pill was OxyContin, the brand name of a sustained-release formulation of the opiate-based painkiller oxycodone.
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In our drug supply, we've got brand name drugs that are unaffordable, and the prices are not regulated.
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AVICIL shares its parent's brand name and leverages its parent's civilian aviation business to expand its leasing activities.
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The "kao" in the brand name for the anti-diarrheal Kaopectate comes from kaolin, a type of clay.
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The documents included restatements involving two of Valeant's key brand-name drugs in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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The company has partnered over the years with many brand-name companies, including Samsung, Airbnb, Uber and TripAdvisor.
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"People will recognize the brand name of the company in an ad, so it sounds legitimate," Chancey said.
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She raised an only son, with no money for vacations and brand-name sneakers, much less paid childcare.
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It was the same deal with the paper towels — the brand-name Bounty was stacked alongside Member's Mark.
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The average price of brand-name medicines jumped 164 percent from 2008 to 2015, according to Express Scripts.
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An authorized generic is essentially the same product as the brand-name drug, just marketed as a generic.
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The major reason is that the number of patents being filed by brand name drug companies is skyrocketing.
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The 220006 top-grossing brand-name drugs of 2202 were granted, on average, 2628 patents for each drug.
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The company incorrectly classified the EpiPen as a generic drug, when it was actually a brand name drug.
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The brand name version of DTG is Tivicay, produced by ViiV Healthcare, which is majority-owned by GlaxoSmithKline.
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To the Editor: Your article discusses two interpretations of the effect of Narcan, the brand name of naloxone.
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Here's a key point: Spotify is a big company with a big brand name that partially sells itself.
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How it works: Brand-name drugs are more expensive, in part, because their sales subsidize research and marketing.
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Galcanezumab is sold under the brand name Emgality by Eli Lilly, and the company paid for the study.
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They start at $900, which is a lot of money but still less than most brand-name mattresses.
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In some cases, companies will even invent what seems like an entirely new language around their brand name.
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While many see a shiny, new, brand-name watch as a status symbol, it is not a necessity.
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Ultium is the first brand-name to be associated with an electric-propulsion system in a big way.
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The end result is an all-stock deal that unifies the user experience under the Twenty brand name.
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And in February's Sidwell-Maret showdown, stars likely bound for brand-name college basketball programs led each team.
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It's more a collection of patents and brand name — like the modern "Blackberry" — which Lenovo acquired in 2014.
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Pricing pressure from giant retailers depressed the profit margins on brand-name paper towels, tissues and toilet paper.
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We should not push patients to go broke on overpriced brand-name drugs with false promises of safety.
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And boutique office buildings are going up, attracting brand-name tenants in the tech, finance and creative industries.
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Mr. Trump is right that brand-name drugs often cost much more in this country than in Europe.
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These liquors can go for as low as a seventh the price of even affordable brand-name products.
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A previous problematic drug had been brand name, so he knew just avoiding generics wouldn't solve his problem.
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Pain relievers and fever reducers like acetaminophen (brand name Tylenol) can help treat muscle aches and reduce fevers.
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One study found that dark beers were rated more highly if their brand name contained a back vowel.
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In March 2017, investment and advisory firm Gordon Brothers bought the Wet Seal brand name for $3 million.
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Overall drug spending is still on the rise because of the skyrocketing price of new, brand-name drugs.
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Between 2013 and 85033, middlemen increased their share of cashflow from brand-name drug purchases by 12.5 percent.
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In spite of its storied brand name, 19.6 percent of its representatives had at least one black mark.
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GIB launched its retail banking products and services under the brand name Meem in Saudi Arabia in 2015.
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For 18 months or so, S.D.F. has been available to American dentists under the brand name Advantage Arrest.
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Today, consumers still love brand-name and designer items, and this isn't expected to change any time soon.
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"For Indiana, because Joe Donnelly … he's not a brand name the same way that Manchin is," Walter said.
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For the boys, the U.K. was a brand name whose desirability transcended any relationship between value and cost.
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Total sales revenue for top brand-name drugs jumped by almost $22018 billion over the last five years.
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These costs are expected to rise as new, high-priced, brand-name and specialty medications hit the market.
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The law also imposed annual fees on health insurers and manufacturers of brand-name drugs and medical devices.
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A chief of diversity officer at a brand-name commerce site who got his start on Wall Street.
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It was such a colossal disaster that the incident has practically become synonymous with the company's brand name.
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Some of these listings appeared to be authentic, brand-name products like Juul pods, while others were counterfeit.
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Those included the power of the brand name, the acquisition of Kate Spade, and an effectively executed turnaround.
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And firearm manufacturers do see gamers who play titles that feature their brand name weapons as potential customers.
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Today brand-name drug makers are exploiting a weakness in the drug-safety laws to prolong their monopolies.
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Premiums, deductibles and co-pays would disappear, except for a potential $200 co-pay for brand-name drugs.
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Citizens can buy smartphones that were manufactured in China, but are distributed under a North Korean brand name.
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There is an ill-thought out war underway on brand-name drug prices and pharmaceutical intellectual property (IP).
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Sharapova tested positive for meldonium, also known by the brand name Mildronate, in a sample taken on Jan.
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Aquestive has developed riluzole oral film (ROF), and will market the film under the brand name Exservan. (bit.
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The pen-like device holds "HeatSticks" that are made with tobacco and would carry the Marlboro brand name.
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Many other drug manufacturers also offer coupon cards online for their brand-name products that compete with generics.
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This is precisely why plans impose much higher cost-sharing for brand-name drugs than their generic equivalent.
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Primera will operate under the EFG Hermes brand name after the deal closes at the end of August 2018.
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This makes it more likely that the insurers' enrollees will choose that brand-name medication over a competitor's version.
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Above, pills containing a combination of the opioid oxycodone with acetaminophen, commonly sold as the brand name drug Percocet.
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This version still sold for about $300, with the only difference being the lack of a brand name label.
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Lixisenatide was approved by regulators in Europe and Japan in 2013 and is sold under the brand name Lyxumia.
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So American investors might be wise to consider big Chinese brand name companies as part of a diversified portfolio.
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The gel itself is a combination of the brand name drug Nestorone, which is a progestin hormone, and testosterone.
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The industry has adamantly pushed back on the idea that generics are any less safe than brand-name drugs.
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The French launch introduces a new brand name for the service, which will be called Livi in the market.
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To hear Mr Trump and his team describe statecraft, America sounds like a faded but still-valuable brand-name.
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Smartphone accessory maker Anker is getting serious about audio with a new brand name and product line called Zolo.
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"It's a totally established brand name with little competition," Bloomberg senior medical reporter Robert Langreth told CBS last year.
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After all, their brand name (which they've once claimed to regret) is a mashup of their mothers' maiden names.
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Cell site simulators, commonly known as IMSI catchers or by the brand name Stingray, pose as normal cellphone towers.
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However, in some cases, the reverse is true, and some patients tolerate the generic better than the brand-name.
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The Paragon HF trial compared Entresto against the older medicine valsartan, which Novartis sells under the brand name Diovan.
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Trump is taking rosuvastatin (better known by its brand name, Crestor) and received two immunizations: Pneumovax 2199 and Shingrix.
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Honeywell holds practically all the patents on R-1234yf, which it sells under the brand name of Solstice yf.
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The drug, whose chemical name is abemaciclib, was being compared with Roche's erlotinib, sold under the brand name Tarceva.
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Max looks lovingly at her product labels before deciding she can't stomach changing the brand name to Clean Evolution.
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Some qualitative factors are for real: first-mover advantage, products that are loved by consumers, and brand name recognition.
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The easy-to-remember brand name was born from two facts: First, the diminutive brick building resembled a hut.
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Different people, with different goals and incentives are assuming the anonymous brand name in order to support their action.
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Also, Mr + Muse targets women — you can see this in everything from its creation story to the brand name.
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It was Kelly's interview to become a brand-name emotion-solicitor like Barbara Walters, Katie Couric, and Connie Chung.
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A brand name, "sponsored" label, stilted product shot or anything that looks asocial leads us to instantly tap past.
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Pricey, brand-name drugs are helping drive up spending on prescription medications, a giant health insurance company said Wednesday.
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The drug in question is loperamide, sold by Johnson & Johnson under the brand name Imodium and as generic versions.
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Aspects of 'Let Girls Learn' will continue, although the brand name of the program will no longer be used.
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Samsung said in a statement it will keep Dacor's brand name and leave its operations unchanged following the acquisition.
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You can find generic ones at Trader Joe's and Costco and brand-name picks at your local grocery store.
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He's swapped dirty tank tops and skinny trousers for jazzy brand-name tracksuits, which he wears on his runs.
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If anything, it indicates Verizon is not yet done with Fios, even if the brand name may ultimately disappear.
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The brand name for the gear was Absorbancies, but the company that made them for NASA doesn't exist anymore.
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Most contentious is a provision that will provide a 10-year period of marketing exclusivity for brand name drugs.
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The closing sets the stage for the 117-year-old agribusiness brand name "Monsanto" to be dropped by Bayer.
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"Don't be too overly focused on the brand-name companies" like Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google, he said.
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Though Barneys would be no longer, its brand name would live on after being licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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He said installing a brand-name system, such as Tesla's, would have cost him $10,000 just for the battery.
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The latest addition, plazomicin (brand name ZEMDRI), was approved in June 2018 by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Sure, people want to close rounds with brand name funds like Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz because they validate startups.
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One thing I've learned is that almost nothing in medicine — especially brand-name drugs — is ever really a deal.
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Buy generic Generic drugs have the same active ingredient as their brand-name counterparts, but usually cost much less.
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Aquestive has developed riluzole oral film (ROF), and will market the film under the brand name Exservan. (http://bit.
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With their collection of brand-name stars, they have a chance to dominate the league for years to come.
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Patients now may spend more than that if they use multiple high-cost brand-name drugs or specialty drugs.
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The firms in that network operate separately but follow the same standards and practices under the PwC brand name.
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The combination of few price controls and rapid growth of brand-name drugs increased American per capita pharmaceutical spending.
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It's already added its brand name next to Instagram's, and is working to make both platforms' messaging products interoperable.
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The median monthly price of a new brand-name drug has increased 381% since 2006 (from $150 to $722).
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Health care profiteering also depends on exorbitant prices for medical equipment and deceptive marketing for expensive brand-name drugs.
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But for innovator drugs, or brand-name products, the rebate rate is at least 287 percent of Medicaid sales.
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They were played on gritty shale similar to red clay and known by its brand name, En-Tout-Cas.
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Polkomtel trades under the brand name Plus and competes with Orange Polska, Play Communications and T-Mobile in Poland.
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"This has probably killed the Note 7 brand name," said Edward Snyder, the managing director of Charter Equity Research.
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The generic drug creation process inherently requires that manufacturers obtain brand-name drug samples from innovators for comparative testing.
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The average selling price at major brand-name timeshares was even better at $7,260, up 2 percent from 2016.
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It also makes clear that the brand name license holders face no risk of liability for samples they provide.
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A pack of brand-name cigarettes here costs $3, compared with as much as $15 in some European countries.
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Stefano Ricci handmade calfskin leather notebook; $185 Nothing says shopping for the 1% like the brand name Stefano Ricci.
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Hundreds of the most commonly prescribed brand-name drugs are included in the CanaRx program, according to its website.
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Petty said scale shipments of brand-name 5G-ready smartphones would probably come at the back-end of 2019.
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They include Prinivil, the brand name for the blood pressure drug lisinopril, which lost its patent protection in 2002.
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"Our philosophy was to associate the brand name with a company that cared about critical issues," Mr. Goldsmith wrote.
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Polkomtel trades under the brand name Plus and competes with Orange Polska, Play Communications and T-Mobile in Poland.
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The Singer at the beginning of the clue is the sewing machine brand name, and they, of course, SEW.
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It was a result that led, many commentators to decry passive, pernicious "brand name bias" among the selection committee.
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Intriguingly, the ad never mentioned the brand name Movantik — it simply told viewers to check out the website OICIsDifferent.
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One video segment shows a bottle of brand-name soda, with the label pixelated, presumably to avoid copyright infringement.
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"They are interacting with Tmall for us and providing advice about marketing and developing our Chinese brand name," she explained.
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If you're interested in the specific percentages, this table is handy: What's happening with brand-name drugs certainly seems counterintuitive.
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It will be marketed by both companies in the United States under the brand name Venclexta, and by AbbVie elsewhere.
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The company has yet to unveil its scooters' brand name, but says it will use the Segway ES4 Sharing Scooter.
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But many liberals have embraced PTAB as a means of eliminating brand-name pharmaceutical patents that keep drug prices high.
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That meant I had to spend $120 every three months for generic levonorgestrel, better known as the brand name, Seasonale.
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The drug, bremelanotide, sold under the brand name Vyleesi by AMAG Pharmaceuticals, is an injection to be taken before sex.
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Without samples, generic companies cannot prove their medicines are as safe and effective as the more expensive brand name drugs.
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Warfarin, a widely used and inexpensive generic medicine, is also sold by Bristol-Myers Squibb under the brand name Coumadin.
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In addition, the company benefits from the brand name of the parent locally, which supports its positioning in the industry.
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This spot doesn't use brand-name liquor and has its own house-macerated spirits flavoured with various fruits and herbs.
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Yes, but: The first generic competitor to a brand-name product often isn't the one that brings prices way down.
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Mylan also agreed to pay Medicaid's drug rebate program the higher rebate rate charged brand-name drugs starting next April.
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They're usually more commonly found at the drug store than at stores like Sephora—devoid of any recognizable brand name.
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Yet SoftBank's brand name is still likely to draw retail investors long accustomed to using SoftBank's phone and internet services.
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Endo makes the brand name pain relief drugs Opana ER and Lidoderm, which are prescribed for people with severe pain.
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These days, the brand name is licensed out and mostly shows up third-party products of varying degrees of quality.
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Those customers have a utilization rate for brand-name drugs that is 21 percent lower than their non-CDHP counterparts.
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The study was funded by the pharmaceutical company Janssen, manufacturer of the drug canagliflozin, which has the brand name Invokana.
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Congress is considering changes to patent law, saying brand-name manufacturers "game" the system to unfairly keep generics at bay.
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Its fuel unit operates Brazil's largest gas station chain, with over 8,000 outlets operating under its brand name, BR Distribuidora.
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Second, no one wanted to use a dedicated charging case in place of the brand name cases they already had.
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Generic drug developers need samples of brand-name drugs to show that a generic copy is equivalent to the original.
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Under current law, it said, it cannot compel a brand-name drug manufacturer to sell samples to a generic company.
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He introduced the easy-to-use medication: Naloxone, which is sold under the brand name Narcan, is an opiate antagonist.
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Generic pills often cost about 85 percent less than the brand-name versions — if there are several generic versions available.
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Also in January, major health insurer Cigna said it would no longer cover customers' purchases of the brand-name EpiPen.
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It does — it just has a different brand name — and combining the two is like giving a mouse a cookie.
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The company, after questions were raised about that, repeatedly denied it should have been paying the brand-name rebate rate.
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It received FDA approval for the therapy used on Emily Whitehead, which it now sells under the brand name Kymriah.
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Access to hepatitis C drugs faces similar budget constraints in many countries, given the high cost of brand-name products.
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It also agreed to treat EpiPen as a brand-name product for the purpose of rebates beginning this past April.
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He noted that it was the brand-name characters — Superman and Batman — that drove a lot of the ticket demand.
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First, it certified that the generic drug will contain the same amount of active ingredients as the brand-name drug.
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Her videos are generally bright, goofy — and laden with strategically positioned brand-name products, like Amazon Fresh and Heinz ketchup.
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Some believe that incumbents have a long-term advantage over the techies due to their brand name and existing relationships.
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W82, a hip-sounding brand name that manages to reference the store's legacy while simultaneously breaking it from the past.
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There are advantages to using brand-name fuels, whose detergents and additives can help engines run cleaner and last longer.
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The generic might still require a $6900 copay, while some brand name drug copays could run between $2628 and $28503.
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One strategy that brand name manufacturers employing is to impede the ability of rivals to buy their drugs for testing.
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When a drug has only four generic versions, patients pay twice as much — 6900 percent of the brand-name price.
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At one point in the 1950s, one of every two cars sold the in US carried a GM brand name.
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Roach's "mood board" included multiple designs by Yeha Leung, who creates made-to-order bondagewear under the brand name Creepyyeha.
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OVO stands for October's Very Own — Drake was born in October so the brand name is a nod to himself.
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The brand name "Weltmeister" is German for "world champion" and reflects the rising challenge to traditional carmakers from startup companies.
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It would also require some beneficiaries to pay more for brand-name drugs before qualifying for so-called catastrophic coverage.
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Dialog and its parent have moderate linkages, which include sharing key management personnel, a common brand name and common creditors.
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Pembrolizumab, sold under the brand name Keytruda, is an FDA-approved drug sold by a subsidiary of Merck & Company, Inc.
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Some brand-name managers who have recorded big losses for months are facing pressure from investors to redeem their money.
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Fender is no doubt banking quite a bit on brand name recognition to help stake its claim in the market.
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Naloxone, or brand-name Narcan, is a life-saving drug that can be administered in the case of an overdose.
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Insurers aren't required to cover brand name products when a generic is available unless your doctor says it's medically necessary.
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"One of the key components of the system is that transition of brand-name drug to generic drug," Ciaccia said.
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This makes it more likely that the insurers' enrollees will choose that cheaper brand-name medication over a competitor's version.
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For Amazon, Nike was perhaps its biggest brand-name partner alongside Apple, and definitely the sexiest in the apparel category.
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Furosemide, which is sold under the brand name Lasix, and other diuretics do not enhance performance in and of themselves.
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The antidote — whose brand name is Narcan — has become a necessary stopgap to prevent deaths that happen in public spaces.
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The owner of the Toys R Us brand name, Tru Kids, is also plotting a comeback for the bankrupted chain.
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They also projected a "cool kid" status because they could afford to wear clothes from the popular, brand-name company.
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The sale will include the brand name, any active accounts and dedicated Boost assets and staff but no wireless spectrum.
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Think beyond the brand-name hotel The major hotel brands offer a certain amount of reliability, but they're also limiting.
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Most areas also desperately need more doctors who are licensed to prescribe buprenorphine, also known by the brand name Suboxone.
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Another potential explanation is that Americans take more expensive brand-name drugs than cheaper generics relative to their overseas counterparts.
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The new antiviral, generically known as baloxavir marboxil but sold under the brand name Xofluza, is a single dose treatment.
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Today, two brand-name vaccines, both with price tags topping $22016, are widely advertised on television playing to parents' fears.
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KRY operates in Sweden, Norway and Germany, while it trades under the brand name 'LIVI' in the UK and France.
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He talked endlessly about his search for the perfect pill, one with the right mixture and a catchy brand name.
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Mixing things that do not really match and relying on brand-name classics are not helping McDonald's dominate the competition.
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Warner's theatrical lineup for 2020 is much more reliant on superheroes, animation and brand-name directors (Christopher Nolan, Robert Zemeckis).
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Not a word, or even a letter, much less a brand name, in English was to be seen in Guangzhou.
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But that hasn't yet been the case for AbbVie's mega-blockbuster brand-name drug Humira, my colleague Christopher Rowland reports.
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They were set up to accept prescription co-payments of up to $15 for brand-name drugs, Dr. Greenspan said.
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A 2017 AARP study of 85033 brand name drugs found, an average price increase of four times more than inflation.
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Antitrust lawsuits used to challenge delaying tactics by brand name drug firms tend to be long drawn-out and costly.
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Generic drugs typically cost about one-fifth of their brand name equivalents and altogether save consumers almost $200 billion annually.
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Generics sellers have fought for years against patent litigation and other delay tactics that protect brand-name drugs from competition.
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Sanders notes, pharmaceutical manufacturers reaped tremendous profits selling brand-name opioid products while directly contributing to causing the opioid epidemic.
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In some instances, brand name medications will be preferred; in most, a generic made by one company will be selected.
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Last year, the average senior taking brand name drugs to treat chronic conditions faced more than $30,000 in drug costs.
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Many consumers would be forced to buy only brand name drugs rather than saving money with more affordable generic counterparts.
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On Friday, investigators reported the results of a highly anticipated trial of a PCSK9 inhibitor called evolocumab (brand name Repatha).
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Rebates, critics say, have pushed up the list price of brand-name drugs, which consumers are increasingly responsible for paying.
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I will never use a brand name in a puzzle with a stylized character that's written out in the grid.
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"ESPN has that brand name and can build off that, but they're not the only game in town," Carter said.
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And, Medicare spent $491 million on brand-name combo pills when patients could have gotten therapeutically equivalent generics for $20 million.
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But brand-name products whose prices rise faster than the rate of inflation can be subject to even higher rebate rates.
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To stop coughing up half a billion dollars so the Miami Marlins can have a nicer office with brand-name art?
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Police in China have uncovered seven underground dens in Zhejiang manufacturing brand-name cosmetics, from big names like Chanel and Lancome.
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One reason is that the internet leads consumers to expect most things to be free, especially content without a brand name.
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These safety features are usually bundled together into packages of options that generally get their own flashy brand name as well.
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Among the startups that are part of SoftBank's growing web: * Chehaodua, a Chinese online vehicle retailer whose brand name is Guazi.
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A generic drug is identical to a brand-name drug in terms of its chemical composition and safety, but costs less.
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Currently, the pill (brand name Truvada) is recommended by the CDC only for those at high risk of contracting the virus.
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Pardoe loves to splurge on brand-name clothes, shoes and accessories and can spend anywhere from $300 to $3,000 a month.
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In late 2017, Pfizer announced it would produce a generic version, called sildenafil, at half the cost of the brand name.
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Fans rolled their eyes and mocked the spelling, while Time magazine named it one of the 10 worst brand name changes.
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Arnold and his wife have pledged another $5.7 million to I-MAK, an organization that challenges patents of brand name drugs.
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Many policy analysts want to entice companies to make biosimilar versions of insulin, which would be cheaper than brand-name products.
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The numbers would look a lot different for the more expensive brand-name products that drive most of America's drug spending.
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Sellers of brand-name products have to pay a much higher rebate to Medicaid: at least 23.1 percent on every sale.
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But brand-name drugs that have had their price raised beyond the rate of inflation are subject to even higher rebates.
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The drug is now sold at a list price of $375,000 a year by Catalyst Pharmaceuticals under the brand name Firdapse.
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Lilly's dulaglutide, which is sold under the brand name Trulicity, is one of the main growth drivers of the drugmaker's success.
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As part of that deal, the company agreed to pay the higher rate for brand-name drugs starting next April 1.
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Unlike most of the other brand name technology companies going public this year, Zoom is profitable and still growing sales fast.
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There are many routes to an iconic brand name, whether it be blind luck, mere functionality or a clever hidden meaning.
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The company also said that effective April 1, it will classify EpiPen as a brand-name product for the rebate program.
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It's only lately, thanks partly to new brand-name products like the Diva Cup, that they've seen a spike in popularity.
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People in the US may still be shunning big brand-name beer like Bud, but the rest of the world isn't.
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Peak Sport is engaged in manufacturing and distribution of sports products, including footwear, apparel and accessories under the brand name PEAK.
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The new brand name for these products is 'Neoverse' and the first products based on this IP will ship next year.
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TJX buys brand-name clothes from stores that can't sell them at full price, and offers them at a deep discount.
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In 24 counties where it operates, there is just one other insurer selling Obamacare plans: Anthem, under the brand name HealthKeepers.
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More recently, the drug modafinil (brand name: Provigil) has become the brain-booster of choice for a growing number of Americans.
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It was classified as a generic rather than a brand name drug, meaning it paid less in rebates to the program.
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Consumers' obsession with sales does not hurt them, because TJX and Ross offer brand-name clothes at a bargain each day.
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Ray J and his partner Billy Jones, a fellow music industry veteran, are offering the device under the Raytroniks brand name.
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Facing intense competition from bigger tech companies, Ring and Kuna have been working hard to spread their brand name and products.
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Sonia initially resisted calls to enter politics before taking the plunge and lifting Congress' flagging fortunes under her family's brand name.
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Losing Subban feels to many like losing the real Montreal Canadiens, to be replaced by a brand name, soulless and uncaring.
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The other thing is that the FDA recognizes that a generic is not an exact version [of the brand name drug].
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Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar wrote that brand-name manufacturers are the only entities with the ability to strengthen a warning label.
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Because our brands are $1 billion brands now, we also don't necessarily need a brand name, because we have the brand.
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Demand for brand-name drugs increased more than one-third last year, helping to save billions of dollars, according to HHS.
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Academic hospitals, already known for their high costs, had the highest prices and markups for both brand-name and generic drugs.
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In addition, brand-name manufacturers must pay more in rebates if their products' prices rise faster than inflation, as EpiPen's did.
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Huawei, for example, builds its own Kirin processors, while MediaTek is a popular brand name in entry-level low-cost smartphones.
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He plans to scrap the Niki brand name and integrate the carrier into the Laudamotion business, he told Austria's ORF radio.
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For example, the lengthy drug approval process erects large entry barriers for both brand-name drugs and their cheaper generic counterparts.
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The drug, nusinersen, which was discovered by Ionis Pharmaceuticals and licensed to Biogen, will be sold under the brand name Spinraza.
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Facebook is adding its own brand name alongside the other two — in the following format: 'Instagram from Facebook'; 'WhatsApp from Facebook.
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The highest paid is Jonathan Hargis, executive vice-president and CMO at Spectrum, the brand name of telecommunications company Charter Communications.
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Lily makes several major brand name drugs, including Cialis, which treats erectile dysfunction; Cymbalta, an antidepressant; and different types of insulin.
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Percocet is the brand name of a drug that mixes oxycodone and acetaminophen, the generic name for drugs such as Tylenol.
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Yet generic and biosimilar drug firms also rely on the approvals of brand name innovators to add to their product line.
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Fortunately, there is momentum in Washington to hold brand-name drug companies accountable for gaming the patent system and gouging patients.
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They have, for example, defended agreements in which brand-name companies paid generic manufacturers to delay marketing of certain generic products.
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The company recently changed its brand name, ostensibly to avoid legal conflicts over name confusion and trademarks, as it scales globally.
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Opponents of Kardashian's brand name argued that the 38-year-old entrepreneur was swiping the name of the Japanese traditional dress.
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Nina also sells shoes under the luxury brand name Delman, as well as children's shoes and accessories like jewelry and handbags.
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Brazil has long been South America's automaking hub and has led many brand name global carmakers to set up shop here.
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After being purchased by Hewlett Packard for $25 billion in 2002, the brand name was ultimately retired by HP in 2013.
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By the 230s, the drug Benzedrine, a brand-name amphetamine, was being taken to elevate mood, boost energy and increase vigilance.
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Psilocybin's chemical structure is very similar to sumatriptan (brand name Imitrex), a medication used to treat one headache at a time.
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The company had previously tested another experimental drug, VX-659, with the two-drug combination approved under the brand name Symdeko.
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They range from behavioral therapy to stimulants like the brand name Adderall and Ritalin to the selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor atomoxetine.
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Everything in The Outer Worlds, Obsidian's upcoming Fallout-style adventure set in a far-flung interplanetary frontier, has a brand name.
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But now he goes by just Yundi, rendered in concert programs and press materials in all caps, like a brand name.
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Buprenorphine, sold under the brand name Suboxone, is an opioid that can ease withdrawal symptoms and cravings without getting users high.
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That's the sort of news cycle that will get your behind-the-scenes brand name noticed by a non-techy audience.
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Somehow, the Cherry brand name became more prominent and distinctive as a result of this complex array of business-line shifts.
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This includes makeup remover, which you can get for as little as a sixth of the cost of brand name products.
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The capital letter in the brand name Canyon is hidden at the beginning of the clue sentence to trick the solver.
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The reason why misclassification is a big deal is because brand-name drugs have inflation protections with Medicaid that generics don't.
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"It's totally crazy for google to get away with charging what's basically protection money on your own brand name," he wrote.
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The researchers looked at studies published between 1984 and 2008 that compared the health outcomes of generic and brand-name drugs.
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For one, generic drugs contain the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs — but they can contain slightly different inactive ingredients.
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Among the startups that are part of SoftBank's growing web: - Chehaodua, a Chinese online vehicle retailer whose brand name is Guazi.
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When you use a brand name as a generic term, you're using a proprietary eponym, or, more simply, a generic trademark.
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For the show's creators, the association with brand-name products lends a touch of their favorite '80s movies to the show.
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S.R.I.s), sertraline (also known as Zoloft) and fluoxetine (also known under the brand name Prozac) in particular have improved SAD symptoms.
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Generics, as traditionally understood, are copies of brand name drugs made by competing manufacturers once the original patent protection has expired.
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Generic drug developers need the samples to show that a low-cost generic copy is equivalent to the brand-name original.
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So patients could end up paying more out of pocket for a $1,000 generic than for a $30,000 brand-name drug.
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"White labels are always going to be behind the curve, because they don't have a brand name to protect," he says.
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" 19 rue Chapon — A.B. Dries Van Noten "Before all brand-name stores were carefully curated, there was this one, in Paris.
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Generic drugs are copycat versions of brand-name products and — to a point — their prices are expected to drop over time.
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Its stock and bond E.T.F.s, which trade under the iShares brand name, took in $140 billion of investor money in 2016.
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Even if you've been running for a relatively short amount of time, Balega is likely a brand name you've heard before.
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The Pentagon's high-profile military operations are more brand name than code name: Enduring Freedom, Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, New Dawn.
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Ms. Pelosi's bill, expected soon, would allow the government to negotiate the price of certain brand-name drugs that lack competition.
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The pair had intended to use it for their charity foundation, but will now be forced to change their brand name.
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Brand-name agitators including Elliott Management, Starboard Value and Third Point LLC have been nudging companies to perform better for years.
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The companies, including Sanofi, which manufactures the brand-name version, have stopped short of recalling their products in the United States.
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Except for donating some of the vaccine, sold under the brand name Typbar-TCV, Bharat was not involved in the test.
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Some of his political rivals nicknamed him Flanby, in a reference to the brand name of a quivering baked-egg dessert.
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Generic drugs must also complete clinical trials, but only to prove they're clinically equivalent to the already-approved brand-name drug.
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Her father was a Protestant minister, her mother, who had a penchant for brand-name perfumes, worked for a biomedical corporation.
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"You can use a brand name like Domino sugar, or the supermarket's house brand, which is a bit cheaper," she said.
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The brand name will be written only on one side of the pack, covering no more than 5% of the side.
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The authorized generic, identical to the original except without the brand name, cost half the price: $300 for a two-pack.
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The House bill would allow generic manufacturers to request the FDA authorize them to obtain materials from the brand-name company, allow generic drug makers to sue in court for samples and the court would be allowed to award monetary damages to the generic company as a way to discourage brand-name companies from participating in anti-competitive behavior.
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Details: 46brooklyn previously studied generic pricing trends using federal data, and has since expanded to analyze federal data on brand-name drugs.
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Sony is using the FES brand name for this watch as the company wants to emphasize the fashion aspect of the watch.
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The agreement Mylan announced last month said the company would begin paying rebates for EpiPen as a brand-name product next April.
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With the generic name settled, a pharmaceutical company proposes a brand name to the FDA, to mark the product as its own.
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So, good news for fans not taking the brand name literally: A safer Death Wish Nitro Cold Brew will be available soon.
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The drug in question, marketed under the brand name Versed, is often used as an anti-anxiety medication and can cause amnesia.
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The following year, the company developed an online demo that allowed people to email payments and the new brand name was born.
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Propecia is a lower-dose formulation of finasteride that is prescribed to men with enlarged prostate glands under the brand name Proscar.
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In hospitals across the country, opioid overdose patients are often treated with a medication called naloxone, sold under the brand name Narcan.
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In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, it's also sold under the brand name Captain John Derst's Old Fashioned Bread.
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Compass's large scale, strong brand name, sector barriers to entry and high retention rate support our view of sustained top-line growth.
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The exact timing depends on how quickly the machines can be converted for use under the brand name of another financial institution.
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In those categories, sellers mostly "use Amazon's brand name to sell their products," said Kevin King, a longtime Amazon seller and consultant.
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Thursday's House bill would : - Prohibit brand name drug companies from paying off generic manufacturers to delay the release of a competing drug.
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The new generic version, made by Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, is the first to be approved as an equivalent to brand-name EpiPens.
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You might recall BlackBerry quit manufacturing smartphones back in 2016, but it licensed its brand name to the Chinese smartphone corporation TCL.
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I bought these flats after checking the brand name of the shoes she wears for work while she was in the toilet.
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