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• Histamine blockers are also available in prescription strength, and may be taken in combination with more potent acid suppressors called proton-pump inhibitors, like Prevacid and Prilosec.
• The medications, including Celebrex, Lipitor, and Prevacid, actually accounted for 50.7 percent of the overall increase in prescription drug spending from 1999 to 2000.
• A large majority find that their symptoms can be eliminated, often by the prescription medications known as proton pump inhibitors, which include Prilosec, Prevacid, Protonix and Aciphex.
• TAP Holdings Inc ., a joint venture of Abbott and Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd ., said Prevacid was the second in a new class of drugs called proton pump inhibitors.
• Two such drugs, called Prilosec and Prevacid, were approved for GERD this year by the Food and Drug Administration, although they were already on the market for peptic ulcers.
• By the end of last month the woman had tried all of the drugs on Cigna's list except Prevacid, a new proton pump inhibitor recently added to the formulary.
• According to a ` Drug Topics'article from April 1996, Prilosec ` may be in for some interesting times as . . . Prevacid flexes its muscles . "'
• Even more effective may be Prilosec and Prevacid, which are proton-pump inhibitors that block the final pathway of acid secretion and thus are effective against every trigger of acid release.
• The highest risks occurred with more powerful acid-fighting drugs called proton pump inhibitors, which are sold in the United States under such brand names as Nexium, Prevacid and Prilosec.
• A prescription for Prevacid, an ulcer medication, cost $ 14.72 at a community health center in Tucson, compared with $ 158.50 at an independent pharmacy in Parker.
• The drugs with the highest prices were Celebrex, for arthritis; two ulcer drugs, Prilosec and Prevacid; Zocor, a cholesterol-lowering agent; and Plavix, which helps prevent blood clots.
• Officials from TAP Holding Co ., a joint venture of Abbott Laboratories and Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd ., also presented their long-term safety studies of Prevacid, which supported the Astra Merck studies.
• The Food and Drug Administration has approved Prevacid, an ulcer treatment that was developed by Abbott Laboratories and a Japanese partner and will compete against Prilosec, one of the world's strongest-selling drugs.
• Increasingly potent acid-blocking drugs are also pouring onto the market, including Prilosec and Prevacid, available by prescription, and the so-called H-2 blockers such as Zantac, Pepcid or Tagamet.
• To fight Prevacid's new competition from generic drugs and from the aggressively marketed Nexium, it is hiring 400 new sales representatives and is expected to spend up to $ 100 million on advertising in 2003.
• Gagnon, whose territory has won the nation's highest market share for Prevacid, said that several TAP employees who were indicted for their tactics weren't " the cream of the crop ."
• Elway thrust himself into the corporate world, teaming with his marketer, Jeff Sperbeck, to forge endorsement deals with Coors, Prevacid, Bassett Furniture and AutoNation, to whom he sold his seven car dealerships in 1997.
• The company cited strong results in its U . S . hospital business and its TAP pharmaceutical firm, which is jointly owned with Japan's Takeda Chemical Industries and has enjoyed rising sales of the ulcer drug Prevacid.
• While Protonix is in the same class as Prilosec, TAP's Prevacid and Johnson & Johnson's Aciphex, it has not received government approval for use in treating as many conditions as the other drugs.
• According to terms previously announced, Takeda received the rights to TAP s product Prevacid, its non-Lupron related commercial organization, TAP's support organizations, and TAP s pipeline, and Abbott received the rights to Lupron.