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  • {{short description|Pharmaceutical company}} ...ly founded in Norway and became known for its innovative approaches in the pharmaceutical industry.
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  • ...sachusetts]], United States. Shire was acquired by [[Takeda Pharmaceutical Company]] in January 2019, in a deal valued at $62 billion, making it one of the la ...ence. Notable acquisitions included the purchase of [[Baxalta]] in 2016, a company specializing in hematology, immunology, and oncology, which significantly b
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  • ...er therapies. The division is committed to improving the lives of patients by providing transformative treatments for various types of cancer. ...expand its oncology portfolio. Over the years, Takeda has acquired several companies and formed partnerships to enhance its capabilities in cancer research and
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  • ...and [[hereditary angioedema]]. Shire was acquired by Takeda Pharmaceutical Company in January 2019. ...es in Shire's history include the acquisition of [[Richwood Pharmaceutical Company]] in 1997, which brought the ADHD medication Adderall into its product line
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  • ...pharmaceutical giant, in a deal valued at $62 billion, marking one of the pharmaceutical industry's largest acquisitions. ...loping and selling supplements for [[hypothyroidism]]. Over the years, the company expanded its focus to include a broader range of medical conditions, partic
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  • ..., development, and commercialization of medicines for cancer patients. The company was known for its work in developing targeted therapies for rare and diffic ...headquartered in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], a hub for biotechnology and pharmaceutical research. Over the years, ARIAD developed a number of innovative therapies,
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  • BY-oh-LAH-jik AY-jent. * '''[[Vaccines]]''': Biological preparations that provide acquired immunity to a particular disease, containing agents that resemble a disease
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