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Israel's Pfizer Vaccine - Tracker and News | The Jerusalem Post

1. Israel Bonds honors Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla for contributions to health, support for Israel

   
   Bourla has received several honors from Israeli institutions in recognition of his support for Israel and his contributions to medicine.
   

2. Grapevine January 31, 2024: The courage of her convictions

   
   Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
   

3. Israeli-American blueprint for future pandemic medications

   
   An open-access format for drug discovery is helping design medications at lower prices against potential viral threats to mankind.
   

4. Antibiotic shortages expected to worsen syphilis epidemic - NYT

   
   Pfizer announced that there would be shortages of Bicillin L-A last month. Bicillin L-A is a long-acting injectable antibiotic that is also known as penicillin G benzathine. 
   

5. Pfizer scraps one weight loss drug in race to develop Ozempic rival

   
   The company's shares fell 3.5% in volatile premarket trading on Monday as Pfizer said it would stop developing its therapy lotiglipron.
   

6. Pfizer expects to run out of antibiotic supply soon

   
   Supply of the drug, Bicillin L-A, is expected to be exhausted by the end of this quarter, the company said in a letter to the US health regulator dated Monday.
   

7. Pfizer pouring COVID profits into cancer battle, CEO Bourla says

   
   The COVID products drove Pfizer's revenue to record levels, topping $100 billion in 2022 and $80 billion in 2021.
   

8. Got migraines? FDA approved Pfizer's nasal spray treatment

   
   Every day, there are 40,000 migraine attacks in Israel. This new Pfizer treatment could help
   

9. Arbutus files patent infringement lawsuit against Pfizer/BioNTech over COVID shots

   
   The lawsuit by Arbutus and Genevant says Pfizer/BioNTech engaged in licensing discussions for the technology but they did not "result in a settlement."
   

10. Pfizer's COVID vaccine factory: Witnessing a modern miracle

    
    Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine was the first shot approved by the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for Emergency Use, and Israel was the first country to mass vaccinate its population.