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  • noun medicine A medication used to treat idiopathic chronic constipation

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  • If you have IBS with constipation as the main symptom, there's a newer prescription drug called lubiprostone Amitiza that's approved to treat women with this condition.

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • If you have IBS with constipation as the main symptom, there's a newer prescription drug called lubiprostone (Amitiza) that's approved to treat women with this condition.

    Best bet for long-term constipation is an over-the-counter drug 2008

  • So I can only claim credit for involvement in the clinical trials that demonstrated the efficacy of a drug, not for the name given that drug: e.g., lubiprostone. (4 tha win!!!)

    "...moments before its skies rained down on me." greygirlbeast 2010

  • The question for lubiprostone will be whether or not it acts on chloride channels in the rest of the body in addition to those in the gut.

    Archive 2006-02-01 2006

  • The FDA approved the sale of Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Inc. 's lubiprostone capsules, which are marketed as Amitiza.

    Medpundit 2006

  • The FDA approved the sale of Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Inc. 's lubiprostone capsules, which are marketed as Amitiza.

    Archive 2006-02-01 2006

  • The question for lubiprostone will be whether or not it acts on chloride channels in the rest of the body in addition to those in the gut.

    Medpundit 2006

  • As a result, we believe that lubiprostone, if approved for this indication, could hold a competitive advantage over drugs that do not work through this mechanism of action.

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  • Subsequent to the quarter end, we have completed the enrollment goal of 420 patients in our third phase 3 clinical trial of lubiprostone in patients with OBD caused by their chronic use of pain medications for non-malignant pain, excluding those taking methadone.

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  • Net sales of AMITIZA lubiprostone as reported to us by Takeda for the six months ended June 30, 2011, increased 4.0% to $112.0 million from the $107.7 million recorded in the same period in 2010.

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